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Ruby Ruby Basics (Retired) Ruby Methods Method Arguments: Part 2

Posted by Eva Pradhan
Eva Pradhan
821 Points

Create a method called "multiply" that takes two arguments. Oops! It looks like Task 1 is no longer passing.

not sure but keep getting the same error go back to task one

method.rb 
def multiply(argument1, argument2)
  puts argument1, argument2
end

2 Answers

Marco van Vemden
Marco van Vemden
12,553 Points
Marco van Vemden
Marco van Vemden
12,553 Points

Hi Eva, You need to keep the code from Task 1 (the subtract method) in the solution of Task 2. Like this:

def subtract(argument1, argument2)
end

def multiply(argument1, argument2)
end
Eva Pradhan
Eva Pradhan
821 Points

oops! Thanks a lot that was a bummer.