Quick help!

[Ellisrb]

Hello Everyone,
This is my first time posting here but I am trying to import this class on to the interpreter and it keeps telling me I have a syntax error but I just can't see it. This is from a course on youtube I am following, Thanks to anyone that helps here is the code:

class Tab: menu = { "wine": 5, "beer":3, "soft_drink": 2, "chicken":10, "beef":15, "veggie":12, "dessert":6 } """docstring for Tab.""" def __init__(self): self.total = 0 self.items = [] def add(self, item): self.items.append(item) self.total += self.menu[item] def print_bill(self,tax,service): tax = (tax/100) * self.total service = (service/100) * self.total total = self.total + tax + service for item in self.items: print(f'{item} £{self.menu[items]}') print(f'{"Total"} £{total:.2f}')

The way I am calling this is with: from name_of_file import Tab.
The error is showing up on line 28 just before the last bracket

[j.crater]

"items" in your case is a list, you probably meant self.menu[item], so "item" minus the "s"

[ThiefOfTime]

Also, which python version do you use? This formatting method is supported in Python 3.6+ If you use 3.5 this way will not work and will throw something like this:

Error:
File "<ipython-input-49-81c34fb8cbaf>", line 14 print(f"{item} €{self.menu[item]}") ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

And also the point that j.crater mentioned :)