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RUINAN ZHAO
4,232 Points
^ is not a valid character Ruby for method name. But ! and ? is valid characters for method name. Why?

Posted October 16, 2017 9:15am by RUINAN ZHAO

RUINAN ZHAO
4,232 Points
1 Answer
Winston Quin
10,359 Points
Why does the correct answer include an "=" sign? I never saw this in the video.

Posted October 3, 2017 8:25pm by Winston Quin

Winston Quin
10,359 Points
3 Answers
Femi Sutton
288 Points
the task ask Create the variable name and set it equal to your own name. and I put name = "Femi" so what did I do wrong

Posted October 2, 2017 8:24pm by Femi Sutton

Femi Sutton
288 Points
2 Answers
Sam Ruedinger
6,862 Points
What am I missing in this code exercise?

Posted September 22, 2017 7:46pm by Sam Ruedinger

Sam Ruedinger
6,862 Points
3 Answers
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gildasta
Courses Plus Student 577 Points
What's wrong

Posted September 22, 2017 4:53pm by gildasta

gildasta
Courses Plus Student 577 Points
2 Answers
Melissa Aybar
926 Points
returning solutions in strings not sure how I am supposed to include this in a string. I thought maybe <<- STRING

Posted September 19, 2017 6:23pm by Melissa Aybar

Melissa Aybar
926 Points
1 Answer
alejandro lopez
1,839 Points
I don't get this code

Posted September 15, 2017 2:34am by alejandro lopez

alejandro lopez
1,839 Points
1 Answer
Kazhian Muthusami
2,484 Points
What is wrong with this code?

Posted September 14, 2017 10:02pm by Kazhian Muthusami

Kazhian Muthusami
2,484 Points
1 Answer
Ian Steele
7,253 Points
\s is not an accepted answer in the quiz when adding a space to a string. Is this not correct? It works in workspaces.

Posted September 9, 2017 2:18am by Ian Steele

Ian Steele
7,253 Points
1 Answer
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Mubeen khan
Courses Plus Student 1,117 Points
In the previous challenge, we wrote a method that returned the remainder of two arguments when divided. That's cool, but

Posted September 8, 2017 1:26pm by Mubeen khan

Mubeen khan
Courses Plus Student 1,117 Points
1 Answer
Nico Schmidt
12,781 Points
First Ruby whitespace quiz

Posted August 31, 2017 9:55pm by Nico Schmidt

Nico Schmidt
12,781 Points
1 Answer
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john knight
Courses Plus Student 9,155 Points
I Think there's something wrong with this quiz:

Posted August 25, 2017 2:38pm by john knight

john knight
Courses Plus Student 9,155 Points
1 Answer
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James Hyland
Courses Plus Student 8,607 Points
Question in reference to "Method Returns: Part 2 Objective 1"

Posted August 12, 2017 9:08pm by James Hyland

James Hyland
Courses Plus Student 8,607 Points
2 Answers
Savannah Sosa
11,231 Points
Challenge Task Issue

Posted August 9, 2017 2:56pm by Savannah Sosa

Savannah Sosa
11,231 Points
2 Answers
Wouter Vermeersch
6,913 Points
Unable to get this right

Posted August 9, 2017 10:37am by Wouter Vermeersch

Wouter Vermeersch
6,913 Points
2 Answers
Jon Abrahamson
1,532 Points
I cant escape this "Make sure you're returning a String from the mod method"

Posted August 4, 2017 6:25pm by Jon Abrahamson

Jon Abrahamson
1,532 Points
1 Answer
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Javan Richards
Courses Plus Student 1,124 Points
I keep receiving this error message from the code challenge "make sure you're returning a string from the mod method."

Posted July 29, 2017 6:21pm by Javan Richards

Javan Richards
Courses Plus Student 1,124 Points
1 Answer
loaykdmany
785 Points
Which Ruby method records string input from the user?

Posted July 26, 2017 11:14am by loaykdmany

loaykdmany
785 Points
1 Answer
Ben Santen
1,998 Points
I don't see what is wrong in my code

Posted July 20, 2017 6:56pm by Ben Santen

Ben Santen
1,998 Points
1 Answer
Ben Santen
1,998 Points
i can't figure out the problem with my code.

Posted July 20, 2017 1:31pm by Ben Santen

Ben Santen
1,998 Points
1 Answer
Joseva Navusolo
406 Points
Set the variable product to be a multiple of the variables a and b.

Posted July 19, 2017 4:42am by Joseva Navusolo

Joseva Navusolo
406 Points
2 Answers
Adim Ofunne
14,736 Points
I mistakenly typed this in the console "ruby -rb" and it isn't letting me run codes done in the work space.

Posted July 17, 2017 9:24pm by Adim Ofunne

Adim Ofunne
14,736 Points
1 Answer
Ward Madoyan
2,380 Points
hi, there is a problem with this website, when i submit "check work" i getting error all time

Posted July 17, 2017 7:23pm by Ward Madoyan

Ward Madoyan
2,380 Points
2 Answers
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Jessica Pace
Courses Plus Student 274 Points
Why is my method not working to produce the remainder of a divided by b?

Posted July 13, 2017 6:31pm by Jessica Pace

Jessica Pace
Courses Plus Student 274 Points
2 Answers
Anthony Smith
2,738 Points
method issue

Posted July 5, 2017 12:13pm by Anthony Smith

Anthony Smith
2,738 Points
1 Answer
Josh Hunt
8,021 Points
This code works in my IRB, but not in the work space. Frustrating.

Posted June 28, 2017 4:47pm by Josh Hunt

Josh Hunt
8,021 Points
1 Answer
Justin Riestra
4,904 Points
Stuck on defining "C" variable

Posted June 23, 2017 5:39pm by Justin Riestra

Justin Riestra
4,904 Points
1 Answer
andynguyen9
1,629 Points
Why these codes are not correct? def mod(a, b) c = a % b puts "The remainder of a divided by b is #{c}" end

Posted June 23, 2017 2:18pm by andynguyen9

andynguyen9
1,629 Points
3 Answers
James Chi
1,882 Points
How to start over

Posted June 14, 2017 4:39pm by James Chi

James Chi
1,882 Points
1 Answer
Derrick Lamers
1,815 Points
There is an error in this quiz, it says that you can use ? in a Ruby method name and I believe this is incorrect.

Posted June 14, 2017 3:19pm by Derrick Lamers

Derrick Lamers
1,815 Points
1 Answer

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