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

Question

here is my code:
class Address
  attraccessor :kind, :street1, :street2, :city, :state, :postalcode
  def initialize(kind, street1, street2, city, state, postalcode)
    @kind = kind or ''
    @street1 = street1 or ''
    @street2 = street2 or ''
    @city = city or ''
    @state = state  or ''
    @postalcode = postal_code or ''
  end
  def address(kind, street1, street2, city, state, postalcode)
    address.kind = kind
    address.street1 = street1
    address.street2 = street2
    address.city = city
    address.state = state
    address.postalcode = postal_code
  end
  def tos(format = 'short')
    address = ''
    case format
    when 'long'
      address += street1 + "
"
      address += street2 + "
" if !street2.nil?
      address += "#{city}, #{state} #{postalcode}"
    when 'short'
      address += "#{kind}: "
      address += street1
      if street2
        address += " " + street2
      end
      address += ", #{city}, #{state}, #{postal_code}"
    end
    address
  end
end
address = Address.new
address.address("Home", "123 Main St.", "", "Dallas", "TX", "75243")
which is not passing the challang and i don't know why,  looks like i have the correct number of arguments to me...

William Li · Accepted Answer

Yes indeed, the required arguments are there; however, you need to initialize a new instance of Class and pass in required arguments to it, all in ONE line.
ruby
address = Address.new("Home", "123 Main St.", "", "Dallas", "TX", "75243")

Like such, hope it helps.

janeporter · Answer

Hello William.  That worked.  Thank you.

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

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