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(x,neighbor) = random.sample(out_edge_list,1)
Here’s the line that throws this error (x,neighbor) = random.sample(out_edge_list,1)
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Here’s the line that throws this error
(x,neighbor) = random.sample(out_edge_list,1)
You’re asking for 1 unique random element. So you’re getting back something like
[5]. If the 5 goes intox, what goes intoneighbor?Perhaps you meant to ask for 2 elements?