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fix(Lesson 7.1.2): 🐛 correct prose and code example/result
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@ -157,9 +157,9 @@ called `create_object`. Let's recreate Cuddly this time:
Boom, Cuddly should now be in the room with you, a little less scary than Smaug. You specify the
python-path to the code you want and then set the key and location (if you had the `Monster` class already imported, you could have passed that too). Evennia sets things up and saves for you.
If you want to find Smaug from anywhere (not just in the same room), you can use Evennia's `search_object` function:
If you want to find Cuddly from anywhere (not just in the same room), you can use Evennia's `search_object` function:
> cuddly = evennia.search_object("Cuddly")[0] ; cuddly.move_around()
> py cuddly = evennia.search_object("Cuddly")[0] ; cuddly.move_around()
Cuddly is moving!
> The `[0]` is because `search_object` always returns a _list_ of zero, one or more found objects. The `[0]` means that we want the first element of this list (counting in Python always starts from 0). If there were multiple Cuddlies we could get the second one with `[1]`.