Forgetting "()" when calling methods

[Klaus Meyer]

> I don't know what to DO about it, but some minor tweaks might help.

I also have made this mistake sometimes.

On reason, i think, is the mix of function-call and values, example:

import time
print time.time()
print time.timezone

You have to remember the doc of the module carefully to make no mistake.

In this case time() must be a function, because it has to read the actual 
timer value, but must timezone be a value?

My question about style:
Should a Module/Class etc. return values, if possible, or better use 
function to return values?

If PyChecker could check such cases this would be very helpful.

-- 
Gruß - regards Klaus :-)