Attribute error while compiling code

Question

I was making a critter caretaker program in which i first created a class names Critter. The first method i created is the constructor method in which i made three variables named "name", "hunger", "boredom".
I created many methods in this class.

I am not able to figure out what i have done wrong.

def Critter(object):
 def init(self,name,hunger = 0,boredom = 0):
 self.name = name
 self.hunger = hunger
 self.boredom = boredom
 def increase(self):
 self.hunger += 2
 self.boredom += 2
 return hunger,boredom
 def mood(self):
 unhappiness = self.hunger + self.boredom
 if 5 < unhappiness < 9:
 mood1 = "unhappy."
 elif 9 < unhappiness < 14:
 mood1 = "Frustrated"
 elif unhappiness > 14:
 mood1 = "Mad"
 return mood1
 def talk(self):
 print "Critter's name is ",self.name.upper()," and it is ",self.mood()," today."
 def eat(self,food = 4):
 self.hunger -= food
 if self.hunger < 0:
 self.hunger = 0
 self.increase()
 def play(self,play = 4):
 self.boredom -= play
 if self.boredom < 0:
 self.boredom = 0
 self.increase()
def main():
 choice = None
 name = raw_input("Please enter the name of the critter = ")
 crit1 = Critter(name)
 while choice != 0:
 print """
 0 - EXIT
 1 - SEE YOUR CRITTER'S MOOD
 2 - FEED YOUR CRITTER
 3 - PLAY WITH YOUR CRITTER
 """
 choice = int(raw_input("Enter your choice = "))
 if choice == 1:
 crit1.talk()
 elif choice == 2:
 crit1.eat()
 elif choice == 3:
 crit1.play()
 if choice == 0:
 print "Good bye ......"
main()
THIS IS THE CODE ,when i run it shows an error 
Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "C:\Users\sahib navlani\Desktop\gfh.py", line 65, in <module>
 main()
 File "C:\Users\sahib navlani\Desktop\gfh.py", line 54, in main
 crit1.talk()
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'talk'

• chepner: You are accessing hunger and boredom as local variables, not instance attributes, in increase.

Answer 1

You have at least two problems.

One is you need to use

class Critter(object): 

not

def Critter(object): 

The second is the

 def init(self, name, hunger=0, boredom=0):

should be

 def __init__(self, name, hunger=0, boredom=0):

• Sahib Navlani: Thanks a lot .I know that a did a nooby mistake,but thanks for answering
• martineau: Sure — you're welcome. Your code was declaring a function that returned nothing (None) and was being called instead of class __init__() method (which why you hadn't encountered the second error yet). BTW you misspelled Medi-Caps on your profile page.