__all__ = ["chunk", "region", "world", "nbt"]
from . import *

VERSION = (1, 3)

def _get_version():
	return ".".join(VERSION)

__all__ = ["nbt", "world", "region", "chunk"]
from . import *

VERSION = (1, 3)

def _get_version():
	"""Return the NBT version as string."""
	return ".".join([str(v) for v in VERSION])

Fix nbt._get_version() Function did not work (it tried to join integers as a string) Also re-order __all__ for documentation purposes
Fix nbt._get_version()
Function did not work (it tried to join integers as a string)
Also re-order __all__ for documentation purposes

- __all__ = ["chunk", "region", "world", "nbt"]
+ __all__ = ["nbt", "world", "region", "chunk"]
  from . import *
  
  VERSION = (1, 3)
  
  def _get_version():
- 	return ".".join(VERSION)
+ 	"""Return the NBT version as string."""
+ 	return ".".join([str(v) for v in VERSION])
  
Fix nbt._get_version() Function did not work (it tried to join integers as a string) Also re-order __all__ for documentation purposes
## Code Before:
__all__ = ["chunk", "region", "world", "nbt"]
from . import *

VERSION = (1, 3)

def _get_version():
	return ".".join(VERSION)

## Instruction:
Fix nbt._get_version() Function did not work (it tried to join integers as a string) Also re-order __all__ for documentation purposes
## Code After:
__all__ = ["nbt", "world", "region", "chunk"]
from . import *

VERSION = (1, 3)

def _get_version():
	"""Return the NBT version as string."""
	return ".".join([str(v) for v in VERSION])
