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Start your free trialIan Hilton
6,223 PointsCan't get past Challenge Task 4 of 7 in PHP Development...
Here's the task...
PalprimeChecker objects have a property called number. This task has two parts. First, assign that property a value of 17. Second, remove the two hash signs (##) in the first echo statement and instead concatenate the value of this number property. (Be sure to preserve the space after the two hash signs by concatenating a space after the number.)
Here's my answer: <?php
include ("class.palprimechecker.php");
$checker = "";
$checker = new PalprimeChecker();
$checker->PalprimeChecker = 17;
echo "The number " . $checker . " "; echo "(is|is not)"; echo " a palprime.";
?>
What am I doing wrong?
1 Answer
Lonnie Wibberding
18,318 PointsIn this line
$checker->PalprimeChecker = 17;
should be
$checker->number = 17;
"number" is the name of the property on $checker. $checker is now a new PalprimeChecker object. You only needed that name to create it. The whole object is now in $checker.
Ian Hilton
6,223 PointsIan Hilton
6,223 PointsThank You so much for your reply Lonnie! I also realized that below I needed to have
echo "The number " . $checker->number . " "; echo "(is|is not)"; echo " a palprime.";
instead of:
echo "The number " . $checker . " "; echo "(is|is not)"; echo " a palprime.";