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Ruby Ruby Modules Ruby Core Modules Math

Rostyslav Laba
Rostyslav Laba
6,144 Points
Posted by Rostyslav Laba
Rostyslav Laba
6,144 Points

a dont know the answer

It looks like 1 task is no works

math.rb 
@pi = nil
@e  = nil
@sqrt = nil

module Math

@pi = nil @e = nil @sqrt = nil

Math::E = @e Math::PI = @pi @sqrt = Math.sqrt(9)

end

1 Answer

Ari Misha
Ari Misha
19,323 Points
Ari Misha
Ari Misha
19,323 Points

Hiya there! Lets get this straight that the value on right gets assigned to the variable on left. Period!. Your syntax is all wrong. Other than that , everything seems on point except for you dont have to use Math::E when you're already importing Math module on top. For best practices, Remove the import from your code and use Math::E instead, you're good to go.

~ Ari.