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I don’t see if I got something wrong, even the output seems to be correct.

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Gnarf, nevermind - Using puts instead of print did it.

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Ha, I did the same thing, had to read your post to see this too! Sometimes staring at the same code for hours you just miss the little things…

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Thanks for that! It help a lot…

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That doesn’t help me at all for some reason they say “oops try again.”

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never mind it had to reload

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That’s because good_movies.select {|name, movie_ratings| movie_ratings > 3} - is what you want, but it’s just a copy of good_movies. If you were to call variable good_movies you’d see that it didn’t change - it still contains all of the movies. Use bang! methods to modify the original object.

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@deus Please read the reply that I wrote before.

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Cheers for that…!
It’s all about reading the instructions properly.

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movie_ratings.each_key { |k| puts k, " " }

thats my code. i says:

“(wrong number of arguments (given 2, expected 1)”

but if i use print instead of puts its working somehow.