TypeError: input_Func() takes exactly 1 positional argument (2 given)

[Jory R Ferrell]

neuron = Neuron(neuron1, random.uniform(1, 10), 3)

my_Data = condition_Input(my_Data_1)

output = neuron.input_Func(my_Data)

I can't figure out why the sys keeps saying I have given
two positional arguments in the method call to input_Func...
I first start off with an list containing smaller lists.
I sum all elements using condition_Input (which works, giving me the value I expect everytime) and then that summed value is assigned to the my_Data and passed as a single argument to the method call.

What am I overlooking?

[bvdet]

Try a print statement print my_data to be sure. You probably left out the self argument in the method definition. Look at this interaction:

>>> class A:
... 	def x(arg):
... 		print arg
... 		
>>> z = A()
>>> z.x("fff")
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<interactive input>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: x() takes exactly 1 argument (2 given)
>>> class B:
... 	def x(self, arg):
... 		print arg
... 		
>>> y = B()
>>> y.x("DDD")
DDD
>>>

[Jory R Ferrell]

You called it! :P
I've spent the last hour trying to figure out why a method call that had worked before (failed to save previous version and rewrote it)
wasn't working now...
Drove me up the wall.
Thanks!

[bvdet]

You're welcome. I've only made the same mistake a dozen or so times myself. :)