‘rangeindex’ object is not callable

The error message ‘rangeindex’ object is not callable typically occurs when you attempt to call a Python object as if it were a function or method, but it does not have the necessary callable behavior. This can happen if you mistakenly try to invoke an object that is not meant to be called, or if you use incorrect syntax for calling a function or method.

Here are a couple of examples that may help you understand this error better:

• Example 1:
  Suppose you have a variable named rangeindex that holds a numerical value, and you accidentally try to call it as a function.

          
            rangeindex = 10
            result = rangeindex()
          
        

  In this case, you would receive the “TypeError: ‘int’ object is not callable” error because an integer is not a callable object.

• Example 2:
  Let’s say you have a function named rangeindex defined in your code, but you forget to include parentheses when calling it.

          
            def rangeindex():
                return "Hello, World!"
                
            result = rangeindex
          
        

  In this example, if you try to access the result variable, you would receive the “TypeError: ‘rangeindex’ object is not callable” because the function was not called properly with parentheses.

To resolve this error, you need to ensure that you are using the correct syntax when attempting to call functions or methods. Make sure you include parentheses after the callable object’s name and check that the object you are trying to call is actually callable.