TypeError: __init__() missing 2 required positional arguments. Why is _init()_ missing arguments when it's there?
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TypeError: __init__() missing 2 required positional arguments. Why is _init()_ missing arguments when it's there?
class Vehicle:
def __init__(self,vehicle_cost,vehicle_type):
self.__vehicle_id =None
self.__vehicle_type=vehicle_type
self.__vehicle_cost=vehicle_cost
self.__premium_amount=None
def set_vehicle_id(self,vehicle_id):
self.__vehicle_id=vehicle_id
def get_vehicle_id(self):
return self.__vehicle_id
def set_vehicle_type(self,vehicle_type):
self.__vehicle_type=vehicle_type
def get_vehicle_type(self):
return self.__vehicle_type
def set_vehicle_cost(self,vehicle_cost):
self.__vehicle_cost=vehicle_cost
def get_vehicle_cost(self):
return self.__vehicle_cost
def set_premium_amount(self,premium_amount):
self.__premium_amount=premium_amount
def get_premium_amount(self):
return self.__premium_amount
def display_vehicle_details(self):
print("Vehicle Id is",self.__vehicle_id)
print("Vehicle Type is",self.__vehicle_type)
print("Vehicle Cost is",self.__vehicle_cost)
def calculate_premium(self):
if(self.__vehicle_type =="Two Wheeler"):
self.__premium_amount=self.__vehicle_cost-self.__vehicle_cost*0.98
print(self.__premium_amount)
elif(self.__vehicle_type =="Four Wheeler"):
self.__premium_amount=self.__vehicle_cost-self.__vehicle_cost*0.94
print(self.__premium_amount)
else:
print("Error: Wrong Vehicle type")
obj=Vehicle(105000, "Two Wheeler")
obj.calculate_premium()
2100.0
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– U9-Forward
Aug 10 at 4:34
Agree with @AChampion The output for me is also
2100.0
– U9-Forward
Aug 10 at 4:38
2100.0
Just a shot in the dark: are you testing it from python console while editing it in parallel?
– bereal
Aug 10 at 4:41
Yes, i am getting the desired output as 2100.0 . But, the platform has several inbuilt test cases. None of the logical lest cases is passing stating the error TypeError: __init__() missing 2 required positional arguments: 'vehicle_cost' and 'vehicle_type'. What could possibly be missing ?
– Sagar Srivastava
Aug 10 at 4:44
1 Answer
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There is no error on my side. Your code is correct and it gave me output 2100.0.
Try to rename your file and make a new file with .py extension and run with python filename.py command on console instead of trying directly on console.
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As you got an exception/error, post the line it occurred on and the full exception/error details. Please edit these details in or we may not be able to help. I cannot replicate your issue - output
2100.0
.– AChampion
Aug 10 at 4:34