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I am a beginner and am having trouble understanding why I can call this method inside the if loop, but outside I get an error.

The code below is from a main.py file. It imports a character class from another file and a room class from a third. When I was trouble shooting, I discovered that everything worked fine as below. But when the two commented out lines were uncommented, there was an error from the second uncommented line, print(inhabitant.describe()), which said:

All works fine now and I will delete the two commented lines below, but my question is why does the identical line of code work inside the if loopbut not immediately outside it.

The self.get_details() method works fine The self.get_character() method works fine Why does print(inhabitant.describe()) work inside the if loop but not outside it. Please ignore the #print("\n ")

Any help would be appreciated.

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