So I'm learning about classes and objects in Python 3, but there's an error in my code ('int' object is not iterable)

class student:
    name = 0
    gpa = 0
    def countGpa(self):
        a = max(self.gpa)
        print(a)

def main():
    objek = student()
    n = int(input("n: "))
    for i in n:
        objek.name = int(input("name: "))
        objek.gpa = int(input("gpa: "))
    objek.countGpa()
main()

I have no idea how to create an array OOP

CodePudding user response：

Only regarding your error: Convert for i in n: to for i in range(n):

CodePudding user response：

'for i in n:' doesn't work like you want. The variable 'n' is an integer and You want an array. You want 'for i in range(n):' which creates an array of the numbers one through n.