> and get message as following: [snip help output] > Have TYPE defined these methods? > What relation with __call__,__cam__ etc? don't think you're supposed to actually deal with the class called 'type'. I assume you're referring to typecasting variables. What it means when it says 'type()' is, for example, str( ), int( ) etc.
Take the following example. >>> a = 2 >>> print a 2 >>>print 'your number is '+a TypeError: cannot concatenate str and int objects. >>>print 'your number is '+str(a) your number is 2 note that you could just do >>> print 'your number is %s.' % a your number is 2. that will take care of the type conversion for you. HTH, Luke _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
