What the description means is that you need to define a bark method so that scoobydoo.bark() is defined.

It's even worse (at least in python): https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/553a86f91e039900d6000162/groups/64a5dff12f51b1000135f37c

done

Thanks for the Kata!)

Please, can one of the contributors add the tag OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING, as the task includes OOP functionality?)

Can you add OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING tag?

I understood that only Snoopy can bark, and Scoobydoo can't bark ?
So Snoopy.bark() returns "Woof"
But Scoobydoo.bark() should return #undefined ?
Here, both Snoopy and Scoobydoo can bark.
I probably have missed something ?

+1

Ruby 3.0 should be enabled.

Good introduction to methods in OOP for beginners :D

still an issue.

simple to

I've completed this kata, however I'm unable to view the solutions, says that I need to complete it first.

I took this kata as: You have an instance of a defined class. The instance has a method that its class doesn't and you want to teach that method to all other instances of that class. Defined the function in the class code shouldn't be a solution.

Description isn't multilanguage appropriate. Needs corrections (at least for python)

Why? As long as they can bark ..