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13,323 Pointswhat is wrong with my code?
task 5of 5 create method on Fish
<?php
class Fish {
public $common_name;
public $flavor;
public $record_weight;
function __construct($name, $flavor, $record) {
$this->common_name = $name;
$this->flavor = $flavor;
$this->record_weight = $record;
}
}
$bass = new Fish("Largemouth Bass", "Excellent", "22 pounds 5 ounces");
function getInfo() {
return 'A'. $this->common_name . 'is an' . $this->flavor . 'flavored fish . The world record weight is' . $this->record_weight . ' . ';
echo $bass->getInfo();
}
?>
2 Answers
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherYour code is right... and wrong. It's the right code, but you managed to put it in the wrong place. A method is a function that happens inside a class and is performed on an object. Take a look at what I mean about the placement:
<?php
class Fish {
public $common_name;
public $flavor;
public $record_weight;
function __construct($name, $flavor, $record) {
$this->common_name = $name;
$this->flavor = $flavor;
$this->record_weight = $record;
}
function getInfo() {
return 'A'. $this->common_name . 'is an' . $this->flavor . 'flavored fish . The world record weight is' . $this->record_weight . ' . ';
echo $bass->getInfo();
}
}
$bass = new Fish("Largemouth Bass", "Excellent", "22 pounds 5 ounces");
?>
Note: This is your code simply cut and pasted into the correct position.
bouchrakerr
13,323 PointsThank you, it makes sense now!!