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Jason Henson
8,300 PointsWorking on Ruby Methods section. When I launch the workspace, the code that is in there has an error?
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2 Answers
Hunter Cassidy
5,674 PointsDo you have a space between add and (2,3)?
If so remove it.
Jason Henson
8,300 PointsIt's the pre-set code from Treehouse that's already in the workspace when I open it up. There is a space there and I tried removing it, but get the same error...
methods.rb:5: syntax error, unexpected ',', expecting ')' add (2, 3)
Hunter Cassidy
5,674 Pointswhich video in the methods section? also stupid question: you did make sure you saved it right?
Jason Henson
8,300 PointsIt's the 3rd video "Method Returns" and yes I did save it. I've tried running it with the code it opens up with and modifying the code and I can't get it to work correctly. But the code looks correct....
Jason Henson
8,300 PointsHey, thanks for working to help me figure this out. I didn't see there was another space in there they I didn't remove. Once I removed it, it was working correctly. Thanks again!
Hunter Cassidy
5,674 PointsNot a problem. Remember to mark as answered :)
Fabian Pijpers
Courses Plus Student 41,372 PointsAlways put a komma separator between the values en a space in between, this also leads to greater readability
Jason Henson
8,300 PointsJason Henson
8,300 Pointsdef add (a, b) puts a + b end
add (2, 3)
ruby methods.rb - returns error