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RT @Python__Task: 🐍 Python Tip: When to Use Separate ifs Instead of elif Should you use elif or another if? 🐍 If you want both actions to happen when both conditions are true, use two separate ifs. Here’s a little example 😊 number = 6 if number % 2 == 0: print("Divisible by 2!") elif number % 3 == 0: print("Divisible by 3!") You’ll only see “Divisible by 2!” — Python skips the elif once the first condition is true. But 6 is divisible by both! Give each condition its own if: if number % 2 == 0: print("Divisible by 2!") if number % 3 == 0: print("Divisible by 3!") Use elif to choose one branch. Use separate ifs when multiple branches may need to run. #Python #PythonTips

Every Python beginner meets this error at some point: AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'upper' Here is the tricky part. Python points at the line where the None was used, but the real mistake is usually somewhere else. Like this: def make_greeting(name): greeting = "Hello, " + name print(greeting) message = make_greeting("Ada") print(message.upper()) Python points at the last line. But the bug is in make_greeting: it prints the greeting instead of returning it, so it quietly hands back None. Finding that by hand is the "trace back" work every tutorial tells you to do. There is now a small tool that does it for you. Add two lines at the top of your program and the error message gains a few extra lines: which function returned the None, on which line, why, and how to fix it. It's called nonetrace. pip install nonetrace #Python

nonetrace: tells you where a None came from when Python crashes on it When Python crashes on None, it points at the wrong line. nonetrace shows which call returned the None, why, and the fix.

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Small thing I made: guardlist. You know how modifying a list inside a for loop silently skips items? Python protects dicts from that but not lists. GuardedList fixes that with a proper error message. pip install guardlist #Python #Python #Pygame #Coding #Programming #PythonTips @driscollis

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