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Make descriptions more precise

E.g., "That's way cleaner. We define the abstraction, or the machine, say_hello_world_ten_times once, but can "call" or "invoke" it—make it run—as many times as we want. Let's look at methods in greater detail."

and

"Note: Programmers love conventions, or agreed upon rules that help them talk to each other about code. A common convention for Ruby methods is to preface them with a #, and in subsequent lessons, you might see methods written with a # in front of the method name. This is so that other rubyists can instantly recognize it as a method, as opposed to a variable or a bareword or a class. For example, if a method is named 'greeting', rubyists will often refer to it as '#greeting'. But remember that when you write it in your code, it should be greeting and not #greeting."

still marked as incomplete

Not sure if this is where I should raise this concern - but this lab doesn't show a "completed" icon in the curriculum drop down menu after completion.

Ruby intro to methods issue

Lesson written as if there is an IDE?

Hi, unless I'm missing something, this lesson includes instructions that imply the IDE is available to open and use (the "open IDE" button isn't there for this lesson, however, see attached screenshot:)

Screen Shot 2019-06-26 at 12 00 22 PM

"Try it out. Make a new file called greeting.rb (you can use: touch greeting.rb from your terminal). Put the following code in it:..."

I then thought, ah, it is instructing me to use the Terminal app irb, but irb doesn't create files or recognize "touch" ....

I was able to approximate the lesson closely enough in repl.it, however, without the creating-file part of it.

Not sure if there's a hiccup of the IDE button not displaying, or if the lesson text itself is confusing (perhaps only to me?). Thanks!

Incorrect Status

I completed the lab successfully and was able to submit. However, it is showing that section as not being completed.

Intro to Methods showing as incomplete

The lab is marked as completed and asks me to move on to the next lesson. When testing, there is no specs to test, and submitting to github does not mark the lesson as complete. I am not sure if there is something I'm missing as every other lesson has been completed except for this one.

Code Challenge II

In the 2nd Code Challenge it says "Refer back to the earlier lesson on simple math if you get stuck", but in the lesson flow the Simple Math section comes after this Variables and Methods section, so students haven't done the Simple Math section yet if they're doing the lessons in order.

re: note

the note is confusing, and as far as I know only applicable when referencing class vs instance methods in rspec, and would probably just confuse beginners.

Cannot Submit

Completed another Lab and I still can't submit the work so it says incomplete, please advise

Lesson Marked Incomplete After Completing

I finished the lab and completed the reading, moving on to the next lesson, but in my drop-down menu and my lessons tab, it still shows 'Intro to Methods' as incomplete.

I'm not sure if I did something wrong or it's just a glitch, looking for some help on this one!
Screen Shot 2019-08-18 at 2 49 04 PM

completed mark won't show

I have completed this lesson, but the checkmark that indicating i have completed it won't show. How can i address this problem?

File name error

README tells to run"greeting.rb," but the file is called "example.rb"

Learn Test not submitting my work

I've been trying with other students in my cohort to figure out why I don't get the same results they do when they use "learn test" to check their work. In every single lab I've worked on so far, I receive the same outcome after typing "learn test". I don't want to continue submitting my assignments using Github for the rest of the cohort, and I also don't want to fall behind. help please

Screenshot 2021-01-13 223451

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"You do not have access to this lesson." error message

Hello, I am not sure why I am getting this red banner error message. I am following the flow of the lessons and I wanted to open "Learn" to practice what I have just learned but "Open" is not available.

Is there any way that I can fix this or know what I am doing incorrectly?

Thank you

No Spec File in the lib directory

I completed this lab yesterday or 2 days ago and everything was fine, I checked back on what I've completed today and it says I didnt do it. I tried to resubmit it but its showing the directory has no specs in it.

No specs file

Hi,

This lesson is marked as a lab, but because there are no specs to test against, I can't mark it as completed.
Screen Shot 2019-08-15 at 11 59 50 AM

Intro to Methods (Ruby Module) Showing as incomplete

I believe this lesson is a "code along" lesson, so there are no specs to check against. After submitting changes to github, lab indicates it is completed, and prompts me to move to the next lesson. However after completing the module, this lesson remains incomplete and now shows up as 58/59 lesson completed. I am unsure as to why this particular lesson still shows up as incompelte in the curriculum.

Learn Test

Hi everyone, this repo doesn't match the readme lesson and my learn test keeps failing and I am unable to submit.

repository not connected to learn

I am having issues with getting this lab in Visual Studio to connect to learn. I am unable test the lab to get it to pass to submit to GitHub to move on.

Completed Status

For Intro to Ruby -> Intro to Methods, I completed the lesson as show on the page, but on the curriculum menu it says I haven't.

Please advise

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