Values=[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Wordcloud. Add (" ", the name, values, word_size_range=[20100], shape="circle")
The above program will be thrown
TypeError: add () takes 3 positional arguments but 4 positional arguments (and 2 keyword - only the arguments) were given
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You have to according to abnormal problems to deal with:English is said:
The add () method only need three position parameters (will choose parameters), but you gave four position parameters and the two key words!
Check method is introduced:
WordCloud. The add () method signature
Add (name, attr, value,
Shape="circle",
Word_gap=20,
Word_size_range=None,
Rotate_step=45)
The name - & gt; STR: legend name
Attr - & gt; List: the attribute name
The value - & gt; List: attribute corresponds to the value of the
Shape - & gt; List: word cloud contour, 'circle', 'the cardioid', 'diamond', 'triangleforward', 'triangle', 'the pentagon', 'star' optional
Word_gap - & gt; Int: word spacing, the default is 20,
Word_size_range - & gt; List: word font size range, the default of [60] 12,,
Rotate_step - & gt; Int: rotating Angle of words, the default for 45
The following three parameters is position (with order, but also pay attention to whether the type of the incoming is consistent with the introduction of the
The name - & gt; STR: legend name
Attr - & gt; List: the attribute name
The value - & gt; List: attribute corresponds to the value of the
Three parameters before you right now?
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After I write the name and values is corresponding to the two parameters, are list (novice trouble correct, always can't find the reasons)CodePudding user response:
Two parameters after and I tried to take out, so as not to quote two key parameters of the error, but there are 4 of the 3 | | -_ -CodePudding user response:
The from pyecharts. Charts import WordCloud
Name=[' A ', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E']
Values=[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Data=https://bbs.csdn.net/topics/zip (name, values)
Mywordcloud=WordCloud ()
Mywordcloud. Add (' data, shape='circle')
# # # rendered image
Mywordcloud. Render ()
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You pass a parameter, the first of the empty string ""
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name, attr value , shape="circle", word_gap=20, word_size_range=None,...
And you are:
", "the name, values , word_size_range=[20100], shape=" circle "
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You put the order of the parameters to make wrong?
(look) should be changed to:
wordcloud. Add ( name, "", values , word_size_range=[20100], shape=" circle ")
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