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Ruby Ruby Basics Ruby Syntax Method Return Values

yahav rosner
yahav rosner
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Posted by yahav rosner
yahav rosner
4,304 Points

can you help me?

it's hard

methods.rb 
def three(first, second)
  return first + second
end  

def five(first, second)
  return first + second
end

puts three(1, 2)
puts five(2, 3)

1 Answer

Jay McGavren
STAFF
Jay McGavren
Treehouse Teacher
Jay McGavren
Jay McGavren
Treehouse Teacher

The directions say "neither method should take any arguments". So your three method should look like this:

def three
  return 3
end

I'll leave it to you to create the five method.

Also, note that you don't need to call either method, just define them.