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PHP Object-Oriented PHP Basics Building the Recipe Cleaning Up the Class

György Varga
György Varga
19,198 Points
Posted by György Varga
György Varga
19,198 Points

Can you please have a look at my 'Challanges'?

Hi!

I made the challanges included in the Teacher's Note. I made all of them, but I don't understand the third challange, because in the first and second task I also returned the name of the ingredients in two different ways. Is it good this way? https://w.trhou.se/1cjq5jo0cw

Thank you for your help!

1 Answer

Marie Urbina
Marie Urbina
7,168 Points
Marie Urbina
Marie Urbina
7,168 Points

Well congrats for being ambitious. I can't open a console in your snapshot, so I don't know how your returns came out in tasks 1 and 2. So this is just a general suggestion. You can loop through the $ingredients array in a foreach loop, inside of html table tags to format. Something like this:

<table border = "1"> <thead> <th style = "padding-right: 5px;">Item</th> <th>Amount</th> <th>Measure</th> </thead>

<?php foreach ( $ingredients = $ing -> more pseudocode) ) { ?>

<tr> <td> <?php echo "<td>" . $ing . " ?> </td>

</tr>

<?php } ?>

You'd have to wrap the logic in php tags, including the opening of the foreach loop and closing curly brace. The echos also have to be wrapped in php tags.

Let me know if you have any luck. :)