I did it both ways and the "nil" still showed up. On Apr 9, 11:09 am, The Wizard <[email protected]> wrote: > I don't see that here, but I used > > puts my_instance.<name of method> > > rather than > > my_instance.<name of method> > > as in one of the earlier lesson examples. > > Mark Almeida > > JoshLucas wrote: > > Is anyone getting a "nil" after each line? Here is my output... > > > method1 method has 7 characters. > > nil > > whatever method has 8 characters. > > nil > > m545 method has 4 characters. > > nil > > > instead of > > > method1 method has 7 characters > > whatever method has 8 characters > > m545 has 4 characters > > > Is this happening to anyone else?
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