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  • Why I am getting this error in the code ''int' object is not callable'. Thanks for help!

    @Akiv89
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    Here is my Code: 

    1. class Account:
    2.   def __init__(self, owner, balance, deposit, withdraw):
    3.     self.owner=owner
    4.     self.balance=balance
    5.     self.deposit=deposit
    6.     self.withdraw=withdraw
    7.    
    8.   def __str__(self):
    9.     return f'Account Owner{self.owner} Account Balance {self.balance}'
    10.    
    11.   def Deposit(self,deposit):
    12.     self.balance+=self.deposit
    13.     print ('Deposit Accepted')
    14.  
    15.   def Withdraw(self,withdraw):
    16.     self.balance-=withdraw
    17.     while self.withdraw>=self.balance:
    18.       print ('Funds Unavailable')
    19.     else:
    20.       print ('Withdrawal Accepted')
    21.  
    22. acct1 = Account('Jose',100,0,0)
    23.  
    24. acct1.deposit(50)
    1. Below is the error:
    2.  
    3. TypeError                                 Traceback (most recent call last)
    4. <ipython-input-56-a52dcc476376> in <module>
    5. ----> 1 acct1.withdraw(75)
    6.  
    7. TypeError: 'int' object is not callable
    Python
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