This error occurs when you try to access a ‘get’ (or other) attribute on a list object, which doesn’t have that attribute. The attribute you tried to access does not exist in the object.
Step-by-Step Solution
Make sure that you are using the correct object type when you call the get() attribute. You can only call the get() attribute on a dictionary or a class object, not a list.
If you are working with a dictionary or class object, use dir() to get a list of all attributes of that object. Verify that the attribute you are trying to access is valid by seeing if it is in the list of attributes before you call it.
If you are trying to set the get() attribute on a list, create a dictionary or class object, explicitly set the get() attribute on that object and then add it to the list.
FAQ
Q. What type of objects can use the get attribute?
A. The get() attribute can only be used on dictionary and class objects, not on lists.
Q. What should I do if I am trying to set the get attribute on a list?
A. Create a dictionary or class object, explicitly set the get() attribute on that object and then add it to the list.
Q. Is it possible to access a get attribute on a list object?
A. No, it is not possible to access a get attribute on a list object.