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Hi maybe i am doing something wrong but why does photo.getSizes() returns a string?
def test(photoset_id) photoset = flickr_api.Photoset(id=photoset_id) walker = flickr_api.Walker(photoset.getPhotos) # Loop through the pages for api_photo in walker: for size in api_photo.getSizes(): print(type(size)) # <class 'str'>
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This maps to the getSizes() API request, which means it likely returns a dict
https://www.flickr.com/services/api/flickr.photos.getSizes.html
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Yes i expected a dict as well but print(type(size)) # <class 'str'> said it is a string.
print(type(size)) # <class 'str'>
That's because the keys of the dictionary are strings, and you are iterating over the keys in that loop. Try print(type(api_photo.getSizes()).
print(type(api_photo.getSizes())
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Hi maybe i am doing something wrong but why does photo.getSizes() returns a string?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: