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5,872 PointsWhy is this not an acceptable answer??
Seems to work. What am I missing?
contact_list = [
{"name" => "Jason", "phone_number" => "123"},
{"name" => "Nick", "phone_number" => "456"}
]
contact_list.each do |x|
if x.class == Hash
x.each do |key, value|
contact = value
print contact
end
end
end
1 Answer
Clayton Perszyk
Treehouse Moderator 48,850 PointsYou need to change variable x to contact as per the instructions. Then you just access the name and phone number with a symbol or string. you dont need the second loop or to check if it's a hash.