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While programming with python I am often confused with the following ambiguity:
should it be: function(a) or a.function(). Although the question is too general and can someone tell me which situation happens when?
When you call it like a.function() you are calling a method named “function” from the object named “a”.
If you don’t know the difference between a method and a function/procedure, you need to study Object Oriented Programming concepts.