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Start your free trialBen Santen
1,998 Pointsi can't figure out the problem with my code.
It sais i have incorrect puncuation but i don't think i do
def mod(a,b)
return "The remainder of #{a} divided by #{b} is c:"
puts a % b
end
mod(5,2)
1 Answer
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHi Ben,
You're pretty much there with that.
The issue is that c
doesn't exist. So, either create c
at the top of the method, assign the value of a % b
to it then include it in the output string with #{c}
or just enclose a % b
inside the braces. Also, delete the puts
line - we're returning values here, not printing them to the screen.
Make sense?
Steve.