'Solution' #2005
'Solution' #2005
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Great job on implementing the function to categorize variables into mutable and immutable types! 🎉 Your solution meets the task requirements and works as expected. While your use of globals() is correct, remember that it includes all global variables, so be mindful of filtering them if necessary. Also, consider the uniqueness of variable values when using list comprehensions to avoid unexpected results. Keep up the good work and happy coding! 😊
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| variables_dict = {key : value for key, value in globals().items() | ||
| if not key.startswith("__")} |
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The use of globals() is correct for accessing global variables, but be cautious as it includes all global variables, which might not be intended. Consider filtering the variables more specifically if needed.
| var_name = [key for key, value in variables_dict.items() | ||
| if value is arg] |
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The list comprehension is used to find the variable name corresponding to the argument. This works, but it assumes that the variable values are unique, which might not always be the case. If two variables have the same value, this could lead to unexpected results.
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