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Dean Gray
12,487 PointsSetting my conditional
Hi,
I'm doing a code challenge on php and I'm lost. Long story short I know my conditional is wrong. I just don't know how to fix it.
Question:
PalprimeChecker objects have a method called isPalprime(). This method does not receive any arguments. It returns true if the number property contains a palprime, and it returns false if the number property does not contain a palprime. (Tip: 17 is not a palprime.) Turn the second echo statement into a conditional that displays “is” or “is not” appropriately. The conditional should call the isPalprime method of the $checker object. If the isPalprime method returns true, then echo “is”; otherwise, echo “is not”.
My code
<?php
require("class.palprimechecker.php");
$checker = new PalprimeChecker();
$checker -> number = 17;
echo "The number" .$checker->number . " ";
if ($checker->Palprime()) {
echo "is";
} else {
echo "is not";
}
echo " a palprime.";
?>
1 Answer
eck
43,038 PointsSo I think your problem is that you called the method incorrectly.
<?php
// you wrote
if ($checker->Palprime()){}
// when what you need is
if ( $checker->isPalprime() ) {}
?>
Hope that helps!~
Dean Gray
12,487 PointsThank you for your help and your note about the mark up i did wonder how people did that,
eck
43,038 Pointseck
43,038 PointsI added some Markdown formatting to make your code pretty ;)
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