I am making a discord bot using python and its saying "TypeError: unhashable type: 'set'". I cant figure out why:/
def withdraw(person,amount,ininventory,allmoney):
amount = int(amount)
if person in allmoney.keys():
if allmoney[person] > amount:
if person in ininventory.keys():
ininventory[person] += amount
allmoney[person] -= amount
else:
ininventory[person] = 0
ininventory[person] += amount
allmoney[person] -= amount
return ininventory[person],allmoney[person],allmoney,ininventory
else:
moneynow = allmoney[person]
allmoney[person] = 0
return ininventory[person],moneynow,allmoney,ininventory
else:
ininventory[person] = 0
return 0,allmoney[person],allmoney,ininventory
"if person in allmoney.keys():" is what its saying "TypeError: unhashable type: 'set'" for
and this is whats calling the function.
allmoney = {}
ininventory = {}
@client.command()
async def withdraw(ctx, arg):
global allmoney
global ininventory
amountpocket = "broken"
amountbank = "broken"
amountpocket,amountbank,allmoney,ininventory = bank.withdraw({ctx.author.name},arg,allmoney,ininventory)
await ctx.send(f'withdrawed {arg} Dollars!\nYou now have {amountpocket} Dollars in your pocket!\nYou now have {amountbank} in your account!')
this is the calling
amountpocket,amountbank,allmoney,ininventory = bank.withdraw({ctx.author.name},arg,allmoney,ininventory)
I'm sorry if this is not the proper way to ask the questions but i dont know how to use this sight and im new to it.
My last question got shut down i think.
Verify the data type of allmoney
. Unhashable type set means that you are treating a set as if it was a dictionary. Sets do not have keys thus calling allmoney.keys()
will give an error. Sets are like arrays which only contain values.
example_set = {"apple", "orange", "pineapple"}
example_dict = {"fruit": "apple", "vegetable": "lettuce"}
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