Python Error - Int Object Has No Attribute

The below code gives me the error, other than changing the module that plays the (winsound) sound, this worked fine on Python2.6 on Windows. Not sure where I have gone wrong on thi

Solution 1:

As time = 3 is declared as an integer, time.time doesn't have any sense since time is int variable (that isn't a class but a primitive data type). I suppose that you expected to call time (module) writing time but, since you're redefining it as an integer, this last definition shadows the time module

Change time variable name to something else, like myTime

Error messages are usefull, you should read them. Often the answer is contained directly into this errors/warning messages

Solution 2:

You declare time variable. While time is module imported from import statement. So when you access time.x its try to access variable instead of module.

Change variable name or import module time as another name.

Solution 3:

You have variable time:

time = 3

and you have previously imported package time:

import time

When you try to do

time.time() 

it seems that you try to call method time() of variable time (that contains int).

You should rename it and it will figure out conflicts with package name.