Attributeerror: 'atm' object has no attribute 'getownername'

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Hi, I have experienced difficulties in my code, I tried to fix and double possible error I may counter it shows "AttributeError: 'Atm' object has no attribute 'getOwnerName' I don't know what I am missing. Can you please help out. Thank you

class Atm:
  def __init__(self,ownerName="",bal=500):
      self.__ownerName=ownerName
      self.__money=bal
  def setOwnerName(self,ownerName):
      self.__ownerName=ownerName
  def setBal(self,bal):
      def getOwnerName(self):
          return self.__ownerName
  def getBal(self):
      return self.__money
if __name__=='__main__':
        
        owner1,owner2 = Atm(),Atm()
        owner1.setOwnerName("Adam")
        owner2.setOwnerName("Ben")
        owner1.setBal(7000)
        owner2.setBal(10000)
        print(f'{owner1.getOwnerName()}money balance is:{owner1.getBal()}')
        print(f'{owner2.getOwnerName()}money balance is:{owner2.getBal()}')

What I have tried:

I tried fixing the string and the class that I call out, it still showing error

Posted 25-May-22 5:21am

javadoodles

Updated 25-May-22 5:29am

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Solution 1

Look at your code, you have declared getOwnerName inside the setBal function. So setBal does nothing, and getOwnerName is hidden.

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def setBal(self,bal):
    def getOwnerName(self):
        return self.__ownerName

Posted 25-May-22 5:28am

Richard MacCutchan

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2022-05-25T05:29:00

Solution 2

Quote:

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...
  def setBal(self,bal):
      def getOwnerName(self):
          return self.__ownerName

Indentation is everything in Python. Your getOwnerName function is nested inside your setBal function. You need to fix that.

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...
  def setBal(self,bal):
    self.__money=bal
  def getOwnerName(self):
    return self.__ownerName

Posted 25-May-22 5:29am

Richard Deeming

Updated 25-May-22 5:30am

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javadoodles 25-May-22 22:00pm

The correction is helpful. Thank you so much for the help.