asked on PyCharm codechecker corrections are strange. Help understand
I have the following code in a .py file in PyCharm Python dev suite
The code inspector thinks that rootid is incorrect in both places, and it makes no sense
It says "Typo in word 'rootid' "
What have I done wrong?
Thanks
__author__ = 'james.....'
class binaryNode() :
def __init__(self,rootid):
self.left = None
self.right = None
self.rootid = rootid
The code inspector thinks that rootid is incorrect in both places, and it makes no sense
It says "Typo in word 'rootid' "
What have I done wrong?
Thanks
PythonProgramming
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Suhas .
@suhas
so you have to add every new variable name to a PyCharm dictionary?
I personally don't use PyCharm, but if I recall correctly, one of my friends was using PyCharm and did not have this problem.
Is this perhaps a PyCharm setting, that can be disabled?
Not everybody who's using PyCharm might want to declare every new variable name / property name to PyCharm.
so you have to add every new variable name to a PyCharm dictionary?
I personally don't use PyCharm, but if I recall correctly, one of my friends was using PyCharm and did not have this problem.
Is this perhaps a PyCharm setting, that can be disabled?
Not everybody who's using PyCharm might want to declare every new variable name / property name to PyCharm.
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Once you add it and do inspect code, it will say 'No Suspecious code found'.