From: Tim Hunter <TimHunter@...>
Date: 2009-03-23T03:44:20+09:00
Subject: Re: Newbie needs help with first project

Stefan Codrescu wrote:
>  def to_s
>  puts "Games:
> #{@title}--#{@platform}--#{@genre}--#{@rating}--#{@published_by}--#{@developed_by}--#{@year}--#{@condition}"
>  end
> end
> 
> game1=Game.new("FireProReturns","Playstation_2","Sports","Teen",
> "Good","Agetec_Inc.","2000","Very_Good")
> game1.to_s
> 
> 
> Is what I'm guessing you should have.
> You can put both of the methods in the same class.
> You forgot the 'puts' before the Games: in the to_s method

No, Daniel had it right. A class's #to_s method is expected to _return_ 
a string, not print a string. If you want to print the string 
representation of a Game object, you would use

game1 = Game.new(....)
puts game1.to_s



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