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My issue is about __init__() it isn't making an “argument” with my parameters name, strength, hp, dexterity, and dodge causing a type error


Communication between two classes in rubyChanging attributes in different objectsRuby object oriented Snakes and Ladders implementationSimple object-oriented calculator - follow-upFunctional FrameworkGenerating RPG Characters (Objects)Browser-based Mafia game in PHPClass hierarchy for informative exceptions in ASP.NET coreTranslate a problem to OO code in Java, especially an RPG ideaCollision detection on Android













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$begingroup$


class STAT_CALCULATOR(object):



def __init__(self,name,strength,hp,dexterity,dodge): #Need this for the parameters to work in the program
self.name = name
self.strength = strength
self.hp = hp + strength
self.dexterity = dexterity
self.dodge = dodge + dexterity
__meta__ = ABCMeta #This is so I can produce sub-classes like 'leader' and 'CommunityMembers'


class Leader(STAT_CALCULATOR):
communityMember = STAT_CALCULATOR(name,strength,hp,dexterity,dodge)
print("stats, NAM: "+str(name)+" STR: "+str(strength)+" HP: "+str(hp)+" SPD "+str(dexterity)+" DOD: "+str(dodge)) #This displays each stat the player has



class Community(STAT_CALCULATOR):
pass









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    $begingroup$


    class STAT_CALCULATOR(object):



    def __init__(self,name,strength,hp,dexterity,dodge): #Need this for the parameters to work in the program
    self.name = name
    self.strength = strength
    self.hp = hp + strength
    self.dexterity = dexterity
    self.dodge = dodge + dexterity
    __meta__ = ABCMeta #This is so I can produce sub-classes like 'leader' and 'CommunityMembers'


    class Leader(STAT_CALCULATOR):
    communityMember = STAT_CALCULATOR(name,strength,hp,dexterity,dodge)
    print("stats, NAM: "+str(name)+" STR: "+str(strength)+" HP: "+str(hp)+" SPD "+str(dexterity)+" DOD: "+str(dodge)) #This displays each stat the player has



    class Community(STAT_CALCULATOR):
    pass









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      $begingroup$


      class STAT_CALCULATOR(object):



      def __init__(self,name,strength,hp,dexterity,dodge): #Need this for the parameters to work in the program
      self.name = name
      self.strength = strength
      self.hp = hp + strength
      self.dexterity = dexterity
      self.dodge = dodge + dexterity
      __meta__ = ABCMeta #This is so I can produce sub-classes like 'leader' and 'CommunityMembers'


      class Leader(STAT_CALCULATOR):
      communityMember = STAT_CALCULATOR(name,strength,hp,dexterity,dodge)
      print("stats, NAM: "+str(name)+" STR: "+str(strength)+" HP: "+str(hp)+" SPD "+str(dexterity)+" DOD: "+str(dodge)) #This displays each stat the player has



      class Community(STAT_CALCULATOR):
      pass









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      $endgroup$




      class STAT_CALCULATOR(object):



      def __init__(self,name,strength,hp,dexterity,dodge): #Need this for the parameters to work in the program
      self.name = name
      self.strength = strength
      self.hp = hp + strength
      self.dexterity = dexterity
      self.dodge = dodge + dexterity
      __meta__ = ABCMeta #This is so I can produce sub-classes like 'leader' and 'CommunityMembers'


      class Leader(STAT_CALCULATOR):
      communityMember = STAT_CALCULATOR(name,strength,hp,dexterity,dodge)
      print("stats, NAM: "+str(name)+" STR: "+str(strength)+" HP: "+str(hp)+" SPD "+str(dexterity)+" DOD: "+str(dodge)) #This displays each stat the player has



      class Community(STAT_CALCULATOR):
      pass







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