Nick Evershed
5,538 PointsDifferent output
def create_list print "What is the list name? " name = gets.chomp
hash = { "name" => name, "items" => Array.new }
return hash
end
def add_list_item print "What is the item called? " item_name = gets.chomp
hash = { "name" => item_name } return hash end
list = create_list() puts list.inspect
add_list_item().inspect
I have copied what he did in the video exactly, but for some reason whenever I type the item the program ends and dosen't display name ==> "(What I typed)"
3 Answers
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,200 PointsIf you check the video @ 18 seconds he enters
puts add_list_item().inspect
you just have
add_list_item().inspect
Jeff Muday
Treehouse Moderator 23,833 PointsThat's a very simple fix, drop in a "puts" in front of the last add_list_item().inspect and you will have it.
Ruby is a super cool language, enjoy!
def create_list
print "What is the list name? "
name = gets.chomp
hash = { "name" => name, "items" => Array.new }
return hash
end
def add_list_item
print "What is the item called? "
item_name = gets.chomp
hash = { "name" => item_name }
return hash
end
list = create_list()
puts list.inspect
puts add_list_item().inspect # you needed a puts here
Nick Evershed
5,538 PointsYea Ruby seems like the perfect language for me, anyways thanks guys :)
Jeff Muday
Treehouse Moderator 23,833 PointsJeff Muday
Treehouse Moderator 23,833 PointsKris, you beat me to another answer! You are the fastest gun in the west!