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Dipika Purohit
Courses Plus Student 20,955 PointsAdd an abstract method named "roster" that accepts 2 optional parameters.
Add an abstract method named "roster" that accepts 2 optional parameters.
<?php
interface Students extends Countable
{}
2 Answers
Daniel Marin
8,021 PointsHi, So abstract methods don't contain a body and optional params means these params already have a value defined in the method. So something like this:
<?php
interface Students extends Countable {
public function roster($foo = null, $bar = null);
}
Charles Fields
4,205 PointsI'm thinking the same as Daniel, but get this odd message that I should capitalize the "Students" interface. It's already capitalized and that part was already accepted in task 1 of the challenge. Here is my code. Does anyone understand what is meant by this error? <?php interface Students extends Countable { public function roster($class = null, $student = null); }
Charles Fields
4,205 PointsBtw, how are people posting workspaces to this discussion? My code formatting went away when I posted the question above.
Dipika Purohit
Courses Plus Student 20,955 PointsDipika Purohit
Courses Plus Student 20,955 Pointsthanx again Daniel Marin :)