MicroPython • Re: Attribute error in a code that worked perfectly in the video I learned to code it from.

Do you have a link to the video you followed and details of what these 'chittiSat' libraries are, where they come from ?

It isn't a youtube video, it's an online course. I want a solution soon, so I thought this forum could help me.

Perhaps the users who volunteer their free time assisting in these forums also want to help people as soon as possible. That needs cooperation between the questioner and the helpers.


Trying again -

What model of Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller has a usb-c connector? Raspberry Pi do not seem to have one on their product page: https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-pico/


Perhaps you could track down the maker of the video from your online course and ask them how they did it? Maybe there is an error in what they have published that they haven't noticed. Perhaps using one of the links here - https://chitti.app/support


Or read the documentation for the 3rd-party libraries you are relying on to find out what methods your card object will process. That 'documentation' could include the Python scripts for the libraries, which you have now shared.

In the file labelled 'Assistant library' you have

Code:

class card:    def new_file(files):        number =0        need_check = True        name = "chitti"+str(number)+".csv"                while need_check == True:            if name in files:                number = number+1                name = "chitti"+str(number)+".csv"            else:                need_check = False                return name      

The only method defined for the card Class is new_file().



{Untested, because you have not indicated where to obtain the libraries you are using.}
So to answer your original question. Change your script to use the method defined in the library.

Code:

myfile = card.new_file(uos.listdir('/sd'))

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