That's great. I like the suggestion, but I don't know how to change the ranking.

Yeah, why not just provide the solution while you are at it! The objective is to let people figure out these things on their own and get the satisfaction of doing so.

Thanks for the thoughtful comment, @pipo. Happy coding 😎🖖

:-)

The init function allows the class to be passed attributes as the instance is being created. Since the inspector in this case starts with a blank slate, it is not necessary, but I'd imagine many people still used it out of habit, to keep that functionality intact in case a future revision might use it.

Similarly with the variables themselves: your variables are class variables, which will apply to every inspector simultaneously, whereas using self.variables allows each inspector to have their own requirements/data. Again, no big deal since there's only one inspector in this kata.

Happy coding 😎

OK, best of luck! Remember this was a beta not too long ago, so it may not be ranked correctly. But if you can find a straightforward, intuitive way to complete it, that's all that's needed. My initial solution, which I thought was very clever, was also slow in comparison to others. Sometimes the simplest solution, no matter how uninspiring, is best.

That's about as big as they'll get, so not in vain.

de rien. ;)