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Ami Lau
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Stuck: Ruby Objects & Classes - Variables & Methods - Challenge Task 4 of 4

Posted on Feb 13, 2018 by Ami Lau

Ami Lau
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ojasve GARG
698 Points
Oops! It looks like Task 1 is no longer passing. Get Help

Posted on Feb 12, 2018 by ojasve GARG

ojasve GARG
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victor manda
Courses Plus Student 2,479 Points
Task 1 is not working!

Posted on Feb 2, 2018 by victor manda

victor manda
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victor manda
Courses Plus Student 2,479 Points
pass on till to the name instance

Posted on Feb 2, 2018 by victor manda

victor manda
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victor manda
Courses Plus Student 2,479 Points
Name variable not found

Posted on Feb 1, 2018 by victor manda

victor manda
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victor manda
Courses Plus Student 2,479 Points
Not sure I understand the question and what its asking me to do

Posted on Feb 1, 2018 by victor manda

victor manda
Courses Plus Student 2,479 Points
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Francisco Nolla
15,085 Points
In the initialize method of the Name class, set an instance variable called @title to the title argument.

Posted on Nov 15, 2017 by Francisco Nolla

Francisco Nolla
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Alicja Dul
8,589 Points
In the initialize method of the Name class, set an instance variable called @title to the title argument. Note: you will

Posted on Oct 18, 2017 by Alicja Dul

Alicja Dul
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Kyle Shamblin
9,945 Points
Call the title method on the name instance. Syntax error?

Posted on May 21, 2017 by Kyle Shamblin

Kyle Shamblin
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uc
4,309 Points
Calling the method

Posted on Feb 19, 2017 by uc

uc
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uc
4,309 Points
I didn't get it why we're doing this and what's wrong with my code?

Posted on Feb 18, 2017 by uc

uc
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Marguerite Holden
6,075 Points
How is this done?

Posted on Nov 15, 2016 by Marguerite Holden

Marguerite Holden
6,075 Points
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Eylon Cohen
4,779 Points
instance varible

Posted on Nov 13, 2016 by Eylon Cohen

Eylon Cohen
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Alestaire Caines
70 Points
I don't get what they want me to do.

Posted on May 19, 2016 by Alestaire Caines

Alestaire Caines
70 Points
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Alistair Mackay
7,812 Points
[SOLVED]Variables & Methods (Part 2): Unsure of what's being asked.

Posted on Apr 12, 2016 by Alistair Mackay

Alistair Mackay
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Jason Chow
4,428 Points
Ruby Objects and Classes

Posted on Nov 18, 2015 by Jason Chow

Jason Chow
4,428 Points
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Michelle Button
1,520 Points
In the initialize method of the Name class, set an instance variable called @title to the title argument. Note: you will

Posted on Nov 8, 2015 by Michelle Button

Michelle Button
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Corey Holmes
1,993 Points
Inside the Name class, create a method called title that returns the @title variable.

Posted on Nov 5, 2015 by Corey Holmes

Corey Holmes
1,993 Points
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james conigliaro
3,502 Points
i am pretty lost, i am not sure if i have to add the name = Name.new, and if i have to add in title to the methods

Posted on Sep 18, 2015 by james conigliaro

james conigliaro
3,502 Points
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Steven Martinez
2,146 Points
Inside the Name class, create a method called title that returns the @title variable:

Posted on Jun 29, 2015 by Steven Martinez

Steven Martinez
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Daniel Ahmadizadeh
1,979 Points
Why is my code wrong?

Posted on Jun 14, 2015 by Daniel Ahmadizadeh

Daniel Ahmadizadeh
1,979 Points
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Terdema Ussery
2,477 Points
Not sure what I am doing wrong

Posted on May 11, 2015 by Terdema Ussery

Terdema Ussery
2,477 Points
1 Answer
Erin Kross
9,555 Points
"Bummer! The initialize method did not take an argument"

Posted on Apr 20, 2015 by Erin Kross

Erin Kross
9,555 Points
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Jonathan Lepselter
1,864 Points
Issues instantiating a new class with an argument

Posted on Feb 9, 2015 by Jonathan Lepselter

Jonathan Lepselter
1,864 Points
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Courtney Glasgow
2,127 Points
How do you call the title method on the name instance?

Posted on Jan 18, 2015 by Courtney Glasgow

Courtney Glasgow
2,127 Points
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Clair Griffiths
10,158 Points
Why do I have to create a title variable (wouldn't @title be sufficient?)

Posted on Jan 6, 2015 by Clair Griffiths

Clair Griffiths
10,158 Points
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drizzy drake
Courses Plus Student 2,469 Points
Below the Name class, instantiate a new Name instance set to the variable name with any title you choose.

Posted on Dec 15, 2014 by drizzy drake

drizzy drake
Courses Plus Student 2,469 Points
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