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matz = { “First name” => “Yukihiro”,
“Last name” => “Matsumoto”,
“Age” => 47,
“Nationality” => “Japanese”,
“Nickname” => “Matz”
}
matz.each do |key, value|
puts key, matz[key]
end
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The instruction says to print the value not the key. So you have written:
|key,value| these are your parameters. So what should you do:
puts …(value or key which one? you decide. clue: use only one word value or key)
end
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Here is the code that work for me perfectly.
you trying to print only the values not the key.
hope that help!!
matz = { “First name” => “Yukihiro”,
“Last name” => “Matsumoto”,
“Age” => 47,
“Nationality” => “Japanese”,
“Nickname” => “Matz”
}
matz.each do |key, value|
puts value
end
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Thank you, It worked for me.