UndefRefError
UndefRefError()
The item or field is not defined for the given object.
Examples
The UndefRefError function in Julia is not actually a function that you can call directly. It is an error type that is thrown when you attempt to access an item or field that is not defined for the given object. Here is an example of when this error can occur:
julia> x = 10 # Define a variable `x`
10
julia> y = x.a # Try to access the field `a` of `x`
ERROR: UndefRefError: access to undefined referenceIn this example, we attempt to access the field a of the variable x, but since x does not have a field named a, it throws an UndefRefError.
When you encounter an UndefRefError, it means that you are trying to access an item or field that does not exist. To fix this error, you should ensure that the object you are accessing has the item or field defined.
See Also
ArgumentError, AssertionError, BoundsError, DivideError, DomainError, EOFError, error, ErrorException, InexactError, InitError, KeyError, LoadError, MethodError, OutOfMemoryError, OverflowError, ParseError, ReadOnlyMemoryError, showerror, StackOverflowError, SystemError, TypeError, UndefRefError, UndefVarError,User Contributed Notes
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