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Onur Salman
3,612 PointsThe workspace code loads with bunch of red highlighted code
While using the workspace , when I tried to create jubjub = Goblin() for practice (after from monster import Monster, which gave no error message) it says Goblin is not defined is it because code loads with red highlights in it ? I didn't touch the code at all I started the workspace in Game Planning video as instructed and tried jubjub = Goblin(). What am I doing wrong ? Also how do I get rid off the red highlighted code ?
Thanks for the help everybody.
3 Answers
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,423 PointsHi Onur, when importing modules or module objects, all must be explicitly declared.
Goblin is within the monster module. It can be imported and referenced in two ways:
# direct import and reference
from monster import Goblin
jubjub = Goblin()
# Or, through the module
import monster
jubjub = monster.Goblin()
Post back if you need more help.
Jon Hayward
6,203 PointsI found the red highlighting was due to the tab-in size changing. I was using 4 spaced tabs and in the new Workspaces it had changed to 2. Either you can change the spaces in the bottom left by clicking on the number after 'Spaces ' or you can manually change the tab-ins to match what python is expecting.
Onur Salman
3,612 PointsThank you Chris , I forgot to do the from monster import Goblin.
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,423 PointsChris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,423 PointsPlease create a snapshot and post the link. You can create a snapshot of your workspace using the camera icon in the upper right of your workspace.