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Brent Rainwater
3,802 PointsHow do you make a single call to puts and pass it to 2 arguments?
not understanding how to do this
language = "ruby"
description = "awesome"
puts language description
Ediju Rodrigues
5,214 Pointslanguage = "Ruby "
description = "awesome"
puts language,description
You need to put a comma between the two arguments! I know, they don't show it in the videos! Don't know why!
2 Answers
Amrit Pandey
17,595 PointsYeah, the comments are correct as well, for simplicity you may also pass them surrounding brackets
puts(arg, arg2, arg2...)
cristacooper
2,571 PointsThis is good to know about the brackets, thanks!
Brent Rainwater
3,802 PointsThank you all
cristacooper
2,571 Pointscristacooper
2,571 PointsJust add a comma after language and it should be correct: puts language, description (it may want Ruby with a capital, I can't remember...)