Type Error: bar() missing 1 required positional argument: ‘height’
A TypeError is an error that occurs when an operation or function is performed on an object of an inappropriate type.
In this specific case, the error message indicates that the function bar() is missing a required positional argument called height. This means that the function bar() expects to receive a value for the height parameter when it is called, but none was provided.
Example:
def bar(height):
# Code implementation here
pass
# Correct usage with the 'height' argument
bar(10)
# Incorrect usage without providing the 'height' argument
bar()
In the given example, the function bar() expects the caller to provide a value for the height parameter. In the correct usage, the value 10 is passed as an argument to the function. However, in the incorrect usage, the function is called without providing any argument, which leads to the TypeError being raised.
To fix the error, you should provide the required height argument when calling the bar() function.