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2015-10-14 09:57:30 +0200 | commented answer | 'Integer' object is not callable error when it doesn't appear as though I'm calling an integer ah that must have been the problem then, I restructured it and forgot to fix the rest |
2015-10-14 03:49:11 +0200 | asked a question | 'Integer' object is not callable error when it doesn't appear as though I'm calling an integer I have a cell where I'm trying to make a recursive function to shortcut Newton's Method, and it appears to be written properly, but I keep getting the error shown above when I tested with it gave me the error. I don't see anywhere that should indicate that I would be calling an integer, I thought I'd checked all of the names to make sure they were undefined before attempting to call them as a function as a side note, I don't care if there's already a function for what I'm doing, I wanted to try to write one myself using the definition of newton's method |