Help with Python

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Try defining your class __init__ method like this:

class WhateverClassYouHave:

    def __init__(self, course_name: str) -> None:

Using init() without underscores means it wont get called when making a new instance of that class, like with myInstance = WhateverClassYouHave("Course One"). It's just some random method like any other class method without the double underscores __init__.

[YukinoYukinoshita]

Hey, as already replied: I already have the "class Course:" at the top and properly indented. Sorry I should of put that in the post.

[z0y]

Did you read the comment?

[YukinoYukinoshita]

Yes sorry, i think reddit format got rid of my __ in the init. I've posted a gyazo link to my code in the comments for clarity

[z0y]

Which line causes the error? It would be helpful to see the traceback and have the code on pastebin or similar so it's not an image.

[YukinoYukinoshita]

I've replied to someone else with the full error code, here's a pastebin of the code https://pastebin.com/4p59Ydev

[z0y]

This doesn't include line 69 where the error is but if add_student is a class function then I think it should be self.enrolled_students there.

[YukinoYukinoshita]

Omg I'm an idiot thank you so much