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Lia Lee
Courses Plus Student 1,030 PointsHow do i use string interpolation to place the "return" inside a sentence that under a new variable "c"?
I am stuck on this quiz question. Not sure what the proper syntax would be.
7 Answers
David Abel
5,199 PointsFull answer should look like this:
def mod(a,b)
c = a%b
return "The remainder of #{a} divided by #{b} is #{c}."
end
David Abel
5,199 PointsDefine "c" then your return statement.
c = a%b
return "The remainder of #{a} divided by #{b} is #{c}."
Lia Lee
Courses Plus Student 1,030 PointsI tried that. Let me refresh the browser and try again.
Lia Lee
Courses Plus Student 1,030 PointsI get this error:
Bummer! Something doesn't look quite right. Double check your spelling and punctuation.
Lia Lee
Courses Plus Student 1,030 PointsNow says: Bummer! The 'mod' method should take 2 arguments
ahhhh! This is frustrating...do you think there is a bug in the module?
David Abel
5,199 PointsLia, My bad! I forgot to add the (a,b) to the def mod line. Try it now!
Lia Lee
Courses Plus Student 1,030 PointsThank you so much!! That worked, I will study the syntax to see what I was missing. Thank you again!
Lia Lee
Courses Plus Student 1,030 PointsLia Lee
Courses Plus Student 1,030 PointsI meant to say "place the "return" value inside of a sentence, and under a new variable "c"?" Not "that".