should be enough said.
Just in case the image is difficult to read or does not show up for some.
“Fix Your Code, Possibly a bug with advance Python feature parsing. unknown expression type: VariableDeclaration.”
In the meantime I am running to town and then reloading the script! Possibly could be on my part.
loop:
coin = self.findNearestItem()
pos = item.pos
Where is the item variable declared?
And the actual bug is the single equals on line 16 should be a double equals. I’ve opened a bug here to track getting this error message fixed in our parser: https://github.com/differentmatt/filbert/issues/56
Should it have been coin.pos? I am confused there, stuck on this level for now. Hopefully I will pass soon 
Theres a few commands that aren’t listed than I need to figure out and then it shouldn’t be as bad, I believe.
Thanks nick!
coin = self.findNearestItem()
self.moveXY(coin.pos.x, coin.pos.y)
yw 
Yes, that’s correct. You created a coin variable the line before but you’re looking for the pos property of an item variable.
I fear that I jumped on the first issue I saw though. Nick is pointing out that the if statement on line 16 isn’t performing a comparison (==) it’s performing an assignment (=) which is giving the Python interpreter a problem and results in the error message you’re seeing.
if goldtotal = 25:
would be more correct as
if goldtotal == 25:
Hopefully that change should make it easier to debug the rest the solution.
It wasn’t my final code I wanted to toy with it first. I wasn’t trying to grab the coins just yet I was trying to set the positions. Thanks for the == tip I did not know that meant comparison! How could I did out all the commands that aren’t listed clearly? I do not recall seeing == anywhere.
Examples of the language syntax can be seen in the tool tips for the different methods that are available towards the bottom of the edit window. I wouldn’t be surprised if you shortly see some levels that more explicitly teach these concepts. 
Decoy drill has no tips for me in the help window, that is what makes it even more difficult. I like the challenge of it though!
hi, i see people record in "decoy drill " amazingly some people did it under 5 second one of them in only one second can any one help me explain how i am very curious about it