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Sage Elliott
30,003 PointsHello, john. They are actually two different objects. The "todo_items" array can contain multiple "todo_item" objects. "eggs" is an example of a todo_item. It can then be added to the todo_items list which may contain another item or can have another item added to it. I hope that helped!
John Bamberg
9,774 Pointsok so what would you call "todo_items.each"? "do"? "|todo_item|"? On line 4
def remove_item(name)
index = 0
found = false
todo_items.each do |todo_item|
if todo_item.name == name
found = true
end
if found
break
else
index += 1
end
end
if found
todo_items.delete_at(index)
return true
else
return false
end
end
Grzegorz Gancarczyk
10,064 PointsI know it's too late to make an answer but maybe it will help other people. In my opinion in line 4 we are looping through todo_items which is an array (look at: todo_items = []) to look for a todo_item which is every item in the array. So, in other words - we are searching our Groceries list for Milk or Eggs.