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Robert Soule
9,554 PointsWording in question is off. It's showing firstitem instead of first_item and grocerylist instead of grocery_list
In challenge task 1 of 3,
Create a variable called "firstitem" that contains the first item from the "grocerylist" array (index 0).
It passed when using "first_item" and "grocery_list". Just FYI
5 Answers
Maciej Czuchnowski
36,441 PointsThe staff was notified, they will probably take care of this on Tuesday (since Treehouse has 3-day weekends ;) ). The underscores get interpreted as switching between italic and normal font.
Return is rarely used in Ruby since the value of the last operation you performed is always returned by default, so return is redundant.
ellie adam
26,377 Pointsfirst_item = grocery_list[0]
Maciej Czuchnowski
36,441 PointsThis question was asked a long, long time ago when the content of the challenge was different. Now it's correct.
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 PointsYes I noticed many things like that in the ruby course get overlooked. Instead of "puts" for example I wrote "return" and it accepted it alright which was odd, since on the course I was in, the instructor had never use return yet. In the end of the quizzes it asks for feedback. You can also note bugs there if you haven't tried it already, it might help get those fixed faster, maybe.
Robert Soule
9,554 PointsAlright good to know, also further on in the Hash segment, it repeats add key "name" value "milk". But it really wants you to add the key "quantity" and value 1.
Maciej Czuchnowski
36,441 PointsYeah, I told them that as well ;). If it's not corrected by Friday, I will contact them again.
Kenny Moreno
3,406 PointsMost of the Ruby challenges have errors