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Start your free trialMarguerite Holden
6,075 PointsHow is this done?
I'm confused here. Thx for any help.
class Name
def initialize(name)
@name = Name.new(first_name)
end
def first_name
"Metal"
end
def last_name
"Robot"
end
end
name = Name.new("Mr.", "Joe", "Charles", "Summers")
1 Answer
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsThe challenge didn't ask you to remove the title
thingy completely! The challenge wanted you to have both "name" and "title"!
Try this:
class Name
def initialize(title, name)
@name = name
@title = title
end
def first_name
"Metal"
end
def last_name
"Robot"
end
end
name = Name.new("Mr.", "Joe", "Charles", "Summers")
Marguerite Holden
6,075 PointsThis what I put in as my code after what you suggested and it didn't work. Am I doing this wrong?
class Name def initialize(title, name) @title = title @name = name end
def first_name "Metal" end
def last_name "Robot" end end
name = Name.new("Mr.", "Joe", "Charles," "Summers")
Marguerite Holden
6,075 PointsMarguerite Holden
6,075 PointsDidn't see that I left somethings out. @name should equal name not Name.new(first_name).