Tests now fail this solution. I think it remains visible because it has upvotes.

This function incorrectly returns True for these characters between 'Z' and 'a':

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ty <3

python new test framework is required. updated in this fork

either you know, don't know, or know but not well enough

hm, not sure. I literally got an idea for this kata from just discovering dir()! and I suppose I would go that route if I were the one to solve

I threw in the towel and unlocked the solutions, and seeing other solutions I can understand where you are coming from. It's hard to classify what you might hint towards without spoilers, maybe an understanding of classes under the hood...?

Guess it's one of those things that you either you know, don't know, or know but not well enough to apply to the problem. I clearly didn't fall into the first category!

Interesting kata which I definitely learnt from, even if I didn't get the satisfaction of solving it.

umm, sorry, I'm not too sure what you are saying. Do you want me to add some reading link in the description as a hint? I don't know which one and is it really worth..

Unless I am going off at a complete tangent by delving into how types work, I'd suggest that as a 6 kyu, this really ought to have some pointers on background reading to help people learn. Again, if my assumption holds, this isn't everyday stuff.

tysm! really close to 5 kyu :D

when will this get approved?

oh well my brain was fucked

yes, recently published kata are automatically pushed back to draft on the second issue opening.

that doesn't mean it shouldn't be tested. Never assume what the users could come up with. ;)

oh, and why I didn't test for basic types is that the implementation will just apply let's say int to the variable and nothing will change (of course if you don't do something like x: int = [] or x: int = 1.23)