I am working on getting more into python classes. I see the benefit but have been stuck in my old ways. I have new project that this would be perfect for but I am having an issue translating it across. From all the documentation this should work and is set up just like the example.

I have two scripts. My main script and then a script that contains my classes

Main Script:

import arcpy
import os
import sys

import Addressing_Class_Modules

workspace = r"C:UsersjconshickDesktopProject_Centerlines"
folderName = "Locator"
a = Addressing_Class_Modules.Locator(workspace=workspace, folderName=folderName)
print(a.CheckLocatorFolder())

Class:

import arcpy
import os
import sys



class Locator:
    def __init__(self, workspace, folderName):
        self.workspace = workspace
        self.folderName = folderName
    
    def CheckLocatorFolder(self):
        path = arcpy.Describe(self.workspace).path
        return arcpy.Exists(os.path.join(path, self.folderName))

The documentation says I am doing it correctly or what I have come to understand as correct. When I use the example it works and mine does not. I would appreciate some insight on the matter. This is the error:

TypeError                                 Traceback (most recent call last)
[Path Redacted]Address_Class_Test.py in <cell line: 14>()
     12 folderName = "Locator"
     13 a = Addressing_Class_Modules.Locator(workspace=workspace, folderName=folderName)
---> 14 print(a.CheckLocatorFolder())

TypeError: CheckLocatorFolder() missing 2 required positional arguments: 'workspace' and 'folderName'

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