Append Says Two Arguments Given

Description

The top of the meme shows a pink-highlighted code/error strip with `fragments.append(x,y)` and the message "TypeError: append() takes 2 arguments (2 given)." Below it is a wide-eyed cartoon character at a computer, wearing an orange mask and a shirt that says "Yes." The humor comes from the error appearing to complain even though the displayed count says the expected and supplied argument totals match. In practical Python terms, it points at the familiar confusion around `append` taking one item, so a coordinate pair should usually be passed as a tuple like `append((x, y))` rather than as two separate arguments.