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Start your free trialHans Peter Jonas Høgh-Noori
8,781 PointsBelow the Address class definition, initialize a variable called address which will be a new instance of the Address.
Not sure what's going wrong here and where?
class Address
attr_accessor :kind, :street_1, :street_2, :city, :state, :postal_code
def initialize(kind, street_1, street_2, city, state, postal_code)
@kind = kind or ''
@street_1 = street_1 or ''
@street_2 = street_2 or ''
@city = city or ''
@state = state or ''
@postal_code = postal_code or ''
end
def to_s(format = 'short')
address = ''
case format
when 'long'
address += street_1 + "\n"
address += street_2 + "\n" if !street_2.nil?
address += "#{city}, #{state} #{postal_code}"
when 'short'
address += "#{kind}: "
address += street_1
if street_2
address += " " + street_2
end
address += ", #{city}, #{state}, #{postal_code}"
end
address=Address.new("A building", "New Street", "Newtown", "London", "", "WC1 2AN")
end
end
1 Answer
AJ Tran
Treehouse TeacherHi Hans, your line here
address=Address.new("A building", "New Street", "Newtown", "London", "", "WC1 2AN")
just needs to be moved to the bottom of the document, after the class ... end
definition.