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5,191 PointsNot Sure How To Do Ruby Challenge. Please Help!
I am not sure how to do the Ruby Challenge. Please help
The Ruby Challenge is to do the following: Create a module called ClassMethods inside of the Inventory module.
module Inventory end
class Shirt include Inventory attr_accessor :attributes
def initialize(attributes) @attributes = attributes end end
module Inventory
end
class Shirt
include Inventory
attr_accessor :attributes
def initialize(attributes)
@attributes = attributes
end
end
2 Answers
rayorke
27,709 PointsHi Michael!
So, it's important to understand that the question is asking you to create a module inside the Inventory module. Modules in Ruby need to begin with the module keyword followed by the name of the module, and then close with the end keyword. As an example, if I want to create a module within a module, it would look something like this:
module Inventory
module MyModule
end
end
Hopefully that helps to clarify the question! Jason goes on in the video to explain how to extend and include the module, which I'm sure will be next on the list of questions. If you need further help, don't hesitate to ask!
Logan Eppley
Courses Plus Student 26,697 Pointsmodule Inventory
def stock_count
@stock_count ||= 0
end
end
module Treehouse
class Shirt
include Inventory
attr_accessor :attributes
def initialize(attributes)
@attributes = attributes
end
end
class Pant
include Inventory
attr_accessor :attributes
def initialize(attributes)
@attributes = attributes
end
end
end