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5,693 PointsWe've assigned the string "123" to a variable named string. Take string, use a method to convert it to an integer, and s
I am a bit confused about this question. This is what I have
string = "123" integer = 123 string = integer.to_i
float = 123.0 string = float.to_i
Please help?
string = "123"
# YOUR CODE HERE
integer = 123
string = integer.to_i
float = 123.0
string = float.to_f
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,198 PointsThe instructions tell you to to convert the variable "string" to an integer, and to a float. You won't need to use any literal numbers in your code.
Pui Lun Christin C Hebron
5,693 PointsPui Lun Christin C Hebron
5,693 PointsI tried eliminating the numbers in the code like this, but not working
string = integer.to_i
string = float.to_f
Steven Parker
231,198 PointsSteven Parker
231,198 PointsCheck your syntax again. The thing being assigned goes on the left side of the operator (=), and the thing providing the value goes on the right.