How can I fix 'error code . Write() argument must be str, not list' in Python?

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How can I fix 'Error code . write() argument must be str, not list' in Python?

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How can I fix 'Error code . write() argument must be str, not list' in Python?

Posted 10-May-20 1:23am

Updated 10-May-20 1:34am

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Patrice T 10-May-20 7:35am

show your code.

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phil.o · Answer 1 · 2020-05-10T01:35:00

You have to provide a string argument to the write() method, but you provided it with a list instead.

Posted 10-May-20 1:35am