@matrix@gameliberty.club You should know that's how loosely typed programming languages work. It's easily fixed by wrapping i into str(i).
@wowaname@anime.website Yes, but I'm not sure what @matrix@gameliberty.club is trying to do.
@matrix What do you get with print(type(i))?
@matrix or I guess print(type(i[0])) since the type of i would just be a list.
@Zergling_man Ahhhh. I'm stupid. Thank you.
But casting the string to a list does:
>>> list('abcd')
['a', 'b', 'c', 'd']
@matrix Python is cancer. I cannot set my card PIN to 0077 because, according to my internet banking, this PIN is a part of my card number. My card number is 1234123477341234, i.e. it contains "77". They probably use Python too.
@LukeAlmighty @matrix Those are not real numbers, obviously.
@wowaname Yeah, I know now
🇩🇪:youjo-pink:
@EnjuAihara I know. I'm retarded. I know you shouldn't copy old code.
