@akar-0 thanks that helped

Save your code locally, make sure you have the latest language version selected (Python 3.8), push reset at the bottom page and it should fix the issue.

I don't know much about python, but is it possible you renamed your function?

I was just improving his code without changing it too much.

Please, don't post code in kumite's comments, it can't be marked as having spoiler content and are visible in the home page

`
def getCount(word):
print(len([current_letter for current_letter in word if current_letter.lower() in 'aeiou']))

getCount('Abracadabra')
`

Would run slightly faster as a list comprehension. Also, because strings are indexed by letter, "aeiou" doesn't need separate strings.

got it, thanks! But I've found strange behaviour. Code doesn't pass tests without "y" and pass with it. I suppose, it can be bug in tests.

"y" is not considered a vowel in English, which is why it specifies that a, e, i, o, and u will be the vowels used for this Kata.

"y" is missed as vowel in description

No problem, and try refactoring your code, you could use i directly and don't need current and b.

Omg thank you very much.
Sometimes I do stupid mistakes that cost me two hours.

The loop works ok, that's not the problem. =+ should be += instead.