Type Error Python
Question: I am currently working on a game and I tried to make an image move and I keep
getting this error right here

    
    
    TypeError: unbound method put_here() must be called with create_entity instance as first argument (got int instance instead)
    

Here is the code for the PlayerEntity.py file the I made.

    
    
    class create_entity:
        def __init__(self, image, name, armor, skills, weapons):
            self.entity_image = image
            self.entity_name = name
            self.entity_armor = armor
            self.entity_skills = skills
            self.entity_weapons = weapons
    
        def put_here(self,x,y):
            screen.blit(self.entity_image, (x,y))
    

Now here is the main Game file that I was testing this in

    
    
    if __name__ == '__main__':
        import PlayerEntity as p_entity
        p_entity.create_entity('test_img.png', 'Default', [], [], [])
        p_entity.create_entity.put_here(300,300)
    


Answer: You should save the instantiated object into a variable and use it to call its
function:

    
    
    entity = p_entity.create_entity('test_img.png', 'Default', [], [], [])
    entity.put_here(300,300)
    

This code assumes that `import PlayerEntity as p_entity` returns a module
`p_entity` that contains the class `create_entity` ([bad name for a
class](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#class-names) \- by the way)

