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Ruby Ruby Basics (Retired) Ruby Methods Method Returns: Part 2

Jorge Valle
Jorge Valle
2,448 Points
Posted by Jorge Valle
Jorge Valle
2,448 Points

How can you do string interpolation with arguments from a method?

I know this is pretty simple and I know I almost got it, but I keep getting an error and I don't know exactly what it is. Any help would be appreciated.

method.rb 
def mod(a, b)
  #write your code here
end

2 Answers

Ilya Dolgirev
Ilya Dolgirev
35,375 Points
Ilya Dolgirev
Ilya Dolgirev
35,375 Points

Just use #{} in your sentence to place all your values.

a = 2
b = 5
puts "Result of multiplying #{a} and #{b} is #{a * b}"
Jorge Valle
Jorge Valle
2,448 Points
Jorge Valle
Jorge Valle
2,448 Points

I knew I almost had it! I was trying to create another argument with the "c" variable.

Thanks for the help!