you need to create environmental variables
In user variables give "python as variable name"
In value "give the path of where the python folder was located"
In system variables select the variable "path" and add the same path where python was located
NOTES(::usually python located in your c: partition

# one might have tried to access something that doesn't exist
# inside the object
sample = [1, 2]
sample.append(3)
sample.push(3)
# This raises AttributeError saying
# push doesn't exist inside an object of list

This error is shown when there is no module or fuction of that type
in the library you ask for in your code

class Obj:	def __init__(self):	self.attr = 1
object = Obj()
#a valid attribute call for this object would be:
object.attr # = 1
#The error "python object has no attribute" comes from calling an attribute that
#does not exist. For example:
object.not_an_attribute
#If you get this error double check to make sure you spelled the attribute call
#correctly, or if that object has that attribute in the first place