From: Isaac Toothyxdip <toothyxdip@...>
Date: 2008-02-18T10:17:58+09:00
Subject: Re: displaying user inputed arrays

Ok now im trying to ask for 5 words ON THE SAME LINE then it prints the 
first word also once i get this to work then im going to make it where 
it has 2 variables. one is the array and it's adding 1 so the value of 
the array is diff. then ill use that same array as a text variable to 
show which array your on.

First this is my code with help from the first reply

puts "Ok now enter in words just be sure there are spaces inbetween 
them"
word_group = []
words_group = gets.chomp.split(" " + " ")
word_group<< words_group
print "The first word you entered was: #{word_group[0]}"

this is my goal of a running program:

____________________________________________________________________
|
|Ok now enter in 5 words just be sure there are spaces inbetween them: Jo, Mo, Lo, Ho, No
|The first word you entered was Jo followed by Mo 
|____________________________________________________________________

Next this is what i want it to look like once that works
(im going to have it check for how many words there are and for ever 
word it creates The (First, Second, Third, Etc) word you entered was 
_______
and for the first, second, third, etc it will be the same var as the var 
stating the array number like
i =+1
word[i]
so that the numbers will be the same and then it will add 1 for ever 
word
____________________________________________________________________
|
|Ok now enter in 5 words just be sure there are spaces inbetween them: Jo, Mo, Lo, Ho, No
|The first word you entered was Jo 
|The second word you entered was Mo
|The third word you entered was Lo
|The fourth word you entered was Ho
|The fifth word you entered was No
|_______________________________________________________________________________________________

yeah i understand that it might be hard to understand what im asking so 
if more explaining is needed i will
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