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julian julian
1,587 Pointsdon't understand this question.
<?php
class Render { public static function displayDimensions($size){ return $size[0] ." x ". $size[1]; }
public static function detailsRoom($room){
}
public function getName(){
}
}
?>
<?php
class Render {
public static function displayDimensions($size){
return $size[0] ." x ". $size[1];
}
public static function detailsRoom($room){
}
public function getName(){
}
}
?>
1 Answer
Phil Livermore
11,018 PointsAs with quite a few of the tasks it is quite difficult to understand what is required.
The getName and getDimensions methods are already defined for you so you just need to call these in the appropriate place.
From the detailsRoom function you need to return a string to match this layout: "name Dimensions: length x width".
Name is populated by calling the getName method and length x width is populated by calling the getDimensions method. You will need to use the $room property in both.
Hopefully that is a bit clearer so you can have a go at answering yourself.