From: Nia <badluck105@...>
Date: 2006-11-16T14:15:05+09:00
Subject: basic mistake?

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class BookStore
  @bookstore=Array.new
  
  def initialize(*books)
    i=0
    books.each do |x|
      #@bookstore.push(x)
      puts "(#{i})" + x.inspect
      i+=1
    end
  end
end

class Book
  def initialize(name,cost)
    @book_name=name
    @book_cost=cost
  end
  
  def detail
    puts "Book: #{@book_name}  ($#{@book_cost})"
  end
end

b1=Book.new('Harry Potter','9.95')
b2=Book.new('The Raven','8.65')
store = BookStore.new(b1,b2)
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this bit of code seems to work fine, but when i try to assign an object to my bookstore 
array, i'm given an error(i commented it out since it wasn't working). wierd part is that this 
seem to work fine outside of a class. am i missing something?, like a declaration? this isn't 
the first time i've encounter this problem. please help me solve it.