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Start your free trialJan Oberreiter
78,020 PointsI would appreciate any help so much, I am stuck on this question for hours now and cannot move on.
the question is: Call the puts method with the name variable's first_name method as an argument ... and there are three more questions following ... I would appreciate any help gratefully ... kind regards, Jan.
class Name
def initialize(title) # Task 1
@title = title
end
def title # Task 3
@title
end
def name.first_name
"Metal"
end
def last_name
"Robot"
end
end
name = Name.new("Title") # Task 2
name.title # Task 4
3 Answers
Jay McGavren
Treehouse TeacherYou're making changes to the Name class, and you actually don't need to. You just need to create an instance of Name and call some methods on it.
Here's the challenge, solved up through Task 2. See if you can figure out the solution to Task 3 on your own.
class Name
def first_name
"First"
end
def last_name
"Last"
end
end
name = Name.new
puts name.first_name
Jan Oberreiter
78,020 PointsThank you Jay ... I will try as soon as I get to it, I just have too many other things to do at the moment ... but I will try figuring it out as soon as I find the time ... thank you ... regards, Jan.
Jan Oberreiter
78,020 PointsI did Ruby again, from the very beginning on and now I cannot even understand, why I didn't understand this ... thank you a lot ... regards, Jan.
Anterrio Howard
2,625 PointsHere is the answer for number 3. puts name.last_name