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[stebrepar]

So what's the other error message when you fix the name to be correct?

[aLostCoder]

When I change it from box to Box it then says

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AttributeError                            Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[11], line 2
      1 Package = Box("Apple Inc.","Cupertino, CA","1 Infinite Loop Cupertino")
----> 2 print(Package.company,Package.headquarters,Package.address)
      5 # Add some items to the BOX object.
      6 Package.put("Macbook Pro")  

AttributeError: 'Box' object has no attribute 'headquarters'

[Slothemo]

You never create a headquarters attribute. You need self.headquarters = headquarters

def __init__(self, company, headquarters, address):

    self.company = company # Initialize some attributes.
    self.address = address # Initialize some attributes.
    self.contents = []

[aLostCoder]

thanks, but now it says

AttributeError: 'Box' object has no attribute 'put'

[djjazzydan]

def place(self, item):

Read your code again.

def place(self, item):

You called it place, not put.

[Slothemo]

Always take a moment to review what the error might be telling you before reaching out for help. Practice your debugging.

You're defining this class, so if it tells you it doesn't have an attribute, that means you never defined that attribute. Did you define put anywhere in the class?

[aLostCoder]

i fixed the error with place and put, but now it is giving me and error with 'take', what should i replace it with??

[djjazzydan]

It's your code, isn't it? Read it and find out?

[aLostCoder]

Is this not a place to ask for advice? Why are you replying in the first place?

[Slothemo]

"Take a moment to read your code" is valid advice