The TypeError object is not callable is raised by the Python interpreter when an object that is not callable gets called using parentheses. This can occur, for example, if by mistake you try to access elements of a list by using parentheses instead of square brackets.

How do I fix this object is not callable?

The Python “typeerror: 'list' object is not callable” error is raised when you try to access a list as if it were a function. To solve this error, make sure square brackets are used to access or change values in a list rather than curly brackets.

What does it mean when object is not callable?

It probably means that you are trying to call a method when a property with the same name is available. If this is indeed the problem, the solution is easy. Simply change the method call into a property access.