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The text in this lesson is asking the user to find the number of plays Shakespeare wrote in 1591 using the count_plays method, but in the example code, count_plays is called with a year value of 0. As a result the code errors if not modified.
The last line of the example code should read as follows:
putscount_plays(1591)
If nobody else beats me to it, I'll gladly open a PR for this when I have a bit more time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for your remark. The example code shows a zero on purpose, so the user has to do a bit of typing him- or herself. Most of the lessons do indeed have example code that works straight away. Some lessons the user has to change a few lines of code. This is meant to keep tryruby (absolute) beginner friendly.
TryRuby/source/try_ruby_en.json
Line 41 in 84ec432
The text in this lesson is asking the user to find the number of plays Shakespeare wrote in 1591 using the
count_plays
method, but in the example code,count_plays
is called with ayear
value of 0. As a result the code errors if not modified.The last line of the example code should read as follows:
If nobody else beats me to it, I'll gladly open a PR for this when I have a bit more time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: