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Ruby Ruby Basics (Retired) Ruby Strings String Creation

I don't understand the quiz question: website = _________ treehouse ___________. Does anyone know the answer to this.

The quiz question: website = ____________ treehouse ____________. Anybody know the answer to this? Please respond back with an answer. Thank you.

I used Google Chrome as my original browser. Now I am on Firefox browser and still get an error message. Please just give me your answer to this problem. Thank you.

6 Answers

It's asking you what would make it a valid Ruby string, adding the double quotes on each side does that:

website = "Treehouse"

I put in website = "Treehouse" and I still get an error. What is wrong?

I put in website = "Treehouse" and I still get an error.

It passed for me, you could also try single quotes

website = 'Treehouse'

Hey Mark, I put a double quote for each blank space and it passes for me. Maybe try using a different web browser..?

I've tried it multiple times with double quote and single quote in each blank space and both cases pass on my end.

Can you just show me what you put in each blank space? Then I will try a different browser.

Website = ______________ treehouse ______________

put a " in each blank space or ' in each blank space.

It is still not working. Please just show me what you put in each fill-in. Thank you.

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I've showed you multiple times, can you maybe post a screenshot of what you're trying so we can see if you're entering it right?

You can see it passing here: http://prntscr.com/5gwjln

Thank you mikes02 for your screenshot. I did not realize that all they wanted was a " on both sides. I finally got past it. Thank you for your help.

OK, glad it worked.