Why does this script print an extraneous 'none' in the output

Question

I\'ve written a simple script to help me better understand using classes. It generates a random character for a game. I defined the object and then call a function on that o

Answer 1

The stats() method does not return anything. A function that doesn't return anything evaluates to None. Which is what you print.

So, don't print the return value of the function. Just call it. Now, you should rename the function as printStats() to make it clear what it does. And then just call it like this:

def printStats(self):
    ....

player = Player(name)
player.printStats()

Naming is a really important part of programming. A slightly poor choice of name often leads to confusion like this.