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Elizabeth McInerney
3,175 PointsPython collections - final game
I typed the first half of the game into Workspaces, and tried to run it when the instructor ran his, and got the following error: TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable
on line #56: monster,door,player = get_locations()
2 Answers
luke hammer
25,513 PointsI would need to see more Code to be sure but my guess with your limited post is that the function get_locations() is not returning a value.
can you test just the function to see if you get a real value from it?
the normaly error I see here is persons using "Print" at the end of the function vs "return"
Elizabeth McInerney
3,175 PointsYou were right. I had neglected to put in the return line in get_locations. Thanks so much!
luke hammer
25,513 Pointsawesome!