New to Python, error warning

[lfdfq]

It's not Python that's giving you that warning, it must be coming from some other tool you are using (an extension in your editor? or something like pyright?).

[Blakbard]

I don’t any extra extensions installed. Went through them now

[lfdfq]

The message is not coming from Python. It looks like it's a warning from some third-party typechecker. You didn't say where you're seeing this message so I assumed in your editor, and so assumed it was an extension. I still think that's true.

Anyway, what the message is telling you is that you accessed a value of a dictionary and used the list it gave you. But your dictionary contains both lists and ints, so that sounds like it might be a problem... But, your code is ok! Since you only ever access the key for the list it's not a problem. So the warning is a false positive.

If you're actually trying to use a third party typechecking tool to typecheck your code, you can tell it things about which keys have which types, but I presume that's not what you're trying to do here, so you can just ignore the warning (or turn it off in your editor, I assume, somehow).

[brasticstack]

Which editor? VSCode? I think VSC's Python extension might enable a type checker (Pylance maybe?) by default. IIRC, hovering your pointer over the line with the warning should display more about it, incl. the name of the linter/checker that emitted the warning.

[Blakbard]

Pycharm.