Python common error messages - TypeError-str

TypeError: 'str' object is not callable
Lets run a program to generate the error

import sys
class tables:
   def __init__(self,w):
       # 2.4 Definitions of tables for the FSM
       ans = self.T0_r(w)
       print "Result = %s"  (ans)
    
    def T0_r(self, w):
       self.tables_ls()
       self.w = w
       self.s1_t0_r = self.T0[self.w]
       return self.s1_t0_r
   
    def tables_ls(self):    
        self.T0 = ['0xFF563C6' ,'0x84FF7CF8'
,'0x897788EE' ,'0x8EFB7BF6',
               '0xFE2F2FF ' ,'0xBCAF6BD6'
,'0xAA6F6FDE' ,'0xFFC5C591']

def main ():
# Read elemant 4 of the table array by calling class
   y = tables(0x4)
main()

Error
Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "calling_classes.py", line 28, in ?
   main()
 File "calling_classes.py", line 26, in main
   y = tables(0x4)
 File "calling_classes.py", line 12, in __init__
   print "Result = %s"  (ans)
TypeError: 'str' object is not callable

Solution
        print "Result = %s"  (ans)
        Instead of
       print "Result = %s" % (ans)

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