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  • Braedon Angel
    Braedon Angel
    16,718 Points

    I have the code but i dont know where to put it. Please Help with Ruby

    Posted November 13, 2024 4:26pm by Braedon Angel
    Braedon Angel
    16,718 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • Wilmer Guevara
    Wilmer Guevara
    5,680 Points

    Below the Address class definition, initialize a variable called address which will be a new instance of the Address cla

    Posted October 14, 2022 6:14pm by Wilmer Guevara
    Wilmer Guevara
    5,680 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • Hans Peter Jonas Høgh-Noori
    Hans Peter Jonas Høgh-Noori
    8,781 Points

    Below the Address class definition, initialize a variable called address which will be a new instance of the Address.

    Posted December 16, 2020 2:29pm by Hans Peter Jonas Høgh-Noori
    Hans Peter Jonas Høgh-Noori
    8,781 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • lucia Antonow
    lucia Antonow
    7,913 Points

    wrong arguments given in an instance of class

    Posted July 17, 2020 6:27pm by lucia Antonow
    lucia Antonow
    7,913 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • imanewbie
    imanewbie
    9,152 Points

    Below the Address class definition, initialize a variable called address which will be a new instance of the Address

    Posted August 9, 2019 3:08pm by imanewbie
    imanewbie
    9,152 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    2 Answers

  • victor manda
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    victor manda
    Courses Plus Student 2,479 Points

    I dont understand the question

    Posted February 2, 2018 12:26pm by victor manda
    victor manda
    Courses Plus Student 2,479 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • Daniele Santos
    Daniele Santos
    16,536 Points

    It works on my editor, but it won't work on Workspaces

    Posted January 3, 2018 1:20pm by Daniele Santos
    Daniele Santos
    16,536 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    2 Answers

  • Harrison Lim
    Harrison Lim
    2,309 Points

    Don't really understand what is the question calling for

    Posted April 29, 2016 6:30pm by Harrison Lim
    Harrison Lim
    2,309 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    3 Answers

  • Patrick Mockridge
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    Patrick Mockridge
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 45,611 Points

    What wrong with my code?

    Posted January 25, 2016 8:39pm by Patrick Mockridge
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    Patrick Mockridge
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 45,611 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • andrew naeve
    andrew naeve
    11,503 Points

    passing challenge 1 with a glitch, then unable to call to_s

    Posted January 21, 2016 7:59am by andrew naeve
    andrew naeve
    11,503 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • janeporter
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    janeporter
    Courses Plus Student 23,471 Points

    code getting an ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (0 of 6)...but i have the arguments...

    Posted December 22, 2015 1:20am by janeporter
    janeporter
    Courses Plus Student 23,471 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    2 Answers

  • Jeffery Austin
    Jeffery Austin
    8,128 Points

    Wrong number of arguments error???

    Posted December 21, 2015 2:49pm by Jeffery Austin
    Jeffery Austin
    8,128 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • appliaison
    appliaison
    2,832 Points

    address = Address.new address.kind = "Home" address.street_1 = "Main Street" address.street_2 = "123"

    Posted December 14, 2015 12:54am by appliaison
    appliaison
    2,832 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • Mustafa Dülgar
    Mustafa Dülgar
    1,444 Points

    Below the Address class definition, initialize a variable called address which will be a new instance of the Address cla

    Posted November 18, 2015 10:44am by Mustafa Dülgar
    Mustafa Dülgar
    1,444 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • Sean Flanagan
    Sean Flanagan
    33,237 Points

    Task 2: Call the to_s method on the address variable

    Posted November 15, 2015 3:28pm by Sean Flanagan
    Sean Flanagan
    33,237 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • Rafael Herazo
    Rafael Herazo
    18,114 Points

    A little help please

    Posted November 2, 2015 4:07am by Rafael Herazo
    Rafael Herazo
    18,114 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    2 Answers

  • Miles Smith
    Miles Smith
    2,688 Points

    Build an Address Book

    Posted October 20, 2015 5:28pm by Miles Smith
    Miles Smith
    2,688 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • Daniel Wise
    Daniel Wise
    9,119 Points

    Do not understand what is wrong here

    Posted July 9, 2015 5:58am by Daniel Wise
    Daniel Wise
    9,119 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    3 Answers

  • Ray Edison Refundo
    Ray Edison Refundo
    3,798 Points

    Initialize a variable called address which will be a new instance of the Address class?

    Posted June 24, 2015 5:19am by Ray Edison Refundo
    Ray Edison Refundo
    3,798 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    2 Answers

  • william miller
    william miller
    1,083 Points

    inquiring about Address Book challenge class design

    Posted April 20, 2015 9:41pm by william miller
    william miller
    1,083 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • hillionaire
    hillionaire
    22,539 Points

    Build an address book with ruby.

    Posted March 26, 2015 4:08pm by hillionaire
    hillionaire
    22,539 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    2 Answers

  • Sarah A. Morrigan
    Sarah A. Morrigan
    14,329 Points

    address = Address.new does not define variable address?

    Posted March 16, 2015 4:50am by Sarah A. Morrigan
    Sarah A. Morrigan
    14,329 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    1 Answer

  • Jessica H
    Jessica H
    16,612 Points

    Initialize variable address

    Posted March 6, 2015 7:58am by Jessica H
    Jessica H
    16,612 Points
    • Ruby
    • Build an Address Book in Ruby
    • Class Design
    • Initializing and Calling Methods

    5 Answers

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