If the object is of NoneType and you are getting an attribute error "group" in Googletrans, there are a few possible ways to resolve it:
Check if the object is not empty before using it. You can use an if statement to check if the object is not None before trying to access the "group" attribute.
Use a try-except block to catch the attribute error and handle it appropriately. For example, you can print a message or return a default value if the attribute is not available.
Upgrade or reinstall the googletrans library. Sometimes, the library may have bugs or compatibility issues with other dependencies, so upgrading or reinstalling the library may fix the issue.
Use another translation library if the issue persists. There are several other translation libraries available that you can try if Googletrans doesn't work for your use case.
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