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Ruby Ruby Basics (Retired) Ruby Strings String Creation

Evan Johnson
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Evan Johnson
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Posted by Evan Johnson
Evan Johnson
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I think that this quiz is bugged because whenever I input two strings for example it says that it dosent work

On the question where it talks about website and treehouse it has this:

website = "dogs" Treehouse = "dogs". And both of those are strings but it is telling me that the answer is wrong.

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Dan Johnson
Dan Johnson
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Dan Johnson
Dan Johnson
40,532 Points

The quiz wants you to make the word Treehouse into a string literal and then assign it to the variable website.

Also, If you were to do two assignments on the same line, you'd need to end the first statement with a semicolon:

website = "dogs"; Treehouse = "dogs"

Better just to put them on separate lines though.