[Python] The 'Method' and 'Method' error. Read desc :C

World!

I've run into error when detecting click in some range of X and Y.

import turtle as t

# VARIABLES
toggle = t.Turtle()
pen = t.Turtle()
x = 0
y = 0
tx1 = 0
ty1 = 0
tx2 = 0
ty2 = 0
active = False

# TOGGLE BUTTON
toggle.penup()
toggle.speed(0)
toggle.goto(200, -250)
toggle.pendown()
toggle.color("green")
for i in range(4):
toggle.forward(50)
toggle.left(90)
if i == 0:
tx1 = toggle.xcor
ty1 = toggle.ycor
if i == 3:
tx2 = toggle.xcor
ty2 = toggle.ycor

# PROPERTY
pen.speed(0)

# MAIN
def getclick(x, y):
print(x, y)
x = pen.xcor
y = pen.ycor
if x >= tx1 and x <= tx2:
if y >= ty1 and y <= ty2:
if active == True:
active = False
else:
active = True

if active == True:
pen.pendown()
else:
pen.penup()
pen.goto(x, y)

t.onscreenclick(getclick)
t.done()


That's the source code. Its giving error ob line 41, saying that: "TypeError: '>=' not supported between instances of 'method' and 'method'" As you can see, X, Y, TY1, TY2, TX1, TX2 isn't a methods, can someone explain why it gives error?

Well, I've tried much tried much things so i cannot show anything here

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