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Brandon Mrsny
4,865 PointsIm a little confused how to answer this -"Fill in the blank characters to create a valid Ruby String." What is it asking
Not sure what this question is asking me to accomplish. I have tried a variety of different answers to create a valid ruby string, and nothing works.
6 Answers
Maciej Czuchnowski
36,441 PointsTry the double quote or single quote in both blanks.
Eivind Jonassen
5,994 PointsIt is perhaps looking something like this?
string1 = "_____"
Where your answer then might be:
string1 = "This is a string"
Ahmed Abdelaal
6,328 PointsI too can't pass this question for some reason! I've tried a variation of blank and full strings with no luck. has anyone figured it out?
Maciej Czuchnowski
36,441 PointsJust put one quotation mark in each space - "
William Lynch
5,636 PointsI tried this one and it works.
Put a double quotation in the beginning of the first field and put a another double quotation at the end of the second field.
Don't add anything else.
Bill
William Lynch
5,636 PointsI posted this earlier. I tried this one and it works.
Put a double quotation in the beginning of the first field and put a another double quotation at the end of the second field.
Don't add anything else.
Bill
Hailey Yodushock
17,984 PointsI got this code to work by adding \s into the blanks so .. headline = " Coding \s with" \s Treehouse" \s fun!"