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Start your free trialJoshua Goss
5,714 Points"Try again!" That's all I get...
I've defined the methods need in order to push the hash value to the array correct?
def create_list
grocery_list = { 'title' => 'Grocery List', 'items' => [] }
end
def list_item
grocery_item = { 'title' => 'Bread', 'quantity' => 1 }
end
list = create_list()
list['items'].push(list_item())
1 Answer
Jeff Muday
Treehouse Moderator 28,720 PointsThat's a pretty cool solution. You look like you studied a functional-based programming paradigm.
The way the tests are written is simpler; it depends upon the mutable nature of the list inside the hash.
You simply want to add the grocery_item
to the end of the items
array contained in grocery_list
Try this piece of code. Good luck on your Ruby journey it's a cool language!
grocery_list = { 'title' => 'Grocery List', 'items' => [] }
grocery_item = { 'title' => 'Bread', 'quantity' => 1 }
grocery_list['items'].push(grocery_item)
Joshua Goss
5,714 PointsJoshua Goss
5,714 PointsGreat! Thank you Jeff :)