Question: I have two classes: Vehicle() and Route\_plan() as follows:

```
class Vehicle():
def __init__(self,unique_id):
    self.capacity = 9000
    self.unique_id = unique_id
    self.routes = []

class Plan():
    def assignment(self):
        # create a vehicle as 'this_vehicle' with id = 0 from class Vehicle()
        this_vehicle = Vehicle(0)
        this_vehicle.routes.append(5)
        this_vehicle.routes.append(8)

#run the route_plan process to assgin the specfic routes to vehicle 0
Plan().assignment()

output: [5,8]

```

Now, I have another drawing function to try to plot the routes of each vehicle (in this case the vehicle 0):

```
def Draw():
    # if I have 10 vehicles (with id = 0,1,....9), how do I access them and their updated routes? 
    # Is there a simple way to update the vehicle's own variable (routes) directly using the vehicle ID and have it being flexibly called by any other classes and functions?
    # plotting process

```

Answer: 
The [Android app for the Play Store console](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.playconsole) (still) shows the total install. 

Select your app, press "VIEW DETAILS" in the "Installs by user" card, select "Lifetime" in the time span spinner.
Seems like it was removed from the main page for some reason but as of right now, you can still find out the total installs.

1. Open the dashboard in Play Console for your app, the first card you'll see is "Installs by user" which is what we need. Click "Explore report".

[![Dashboard](https://i.stack.imgur.com/AzHZFm.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/AzHZFm.png)

2. Click on date picker on the right and select "Lifetime".

[![Date](https://i.stack.imgur.com/sd6dum.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/sd6dum.png)

Now you should be able to see "Total installs by user" as well as some additional stats.