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Ivan Belmonte
2,073 PointsPotential bug found
Hello there,
I think the init declaration on the Vehicle class is buggy. It expects the argumets "withDoors" and "withWheels" instead of the Vehicle attributes "numberOfDoors" and "numberOfWheels". My code couldn't be compiled until I changed this line to match the object attribute names.
Best regards, Ivan
Ivan Belmonte
2,073 PointsYes you're right. Sorry I'm a newbie, thank you for clarifying :-D
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Aurelian Spodarec
10,801 PointsDon't worry! Every person, or most, that's new and can't solve a challenge, usually write here on potentially finding a bug :D
Konrad Król
4,454 PointsKonrad Król
4,454 PointsHi there, everything is OK with this initializer. "withDoors" and "withWheels" are only external names(you see them while creating an instance of Vehicle class) for parameters: "doors" and "wheels".