federicoigperez If I may suggest, please rephrase the requirements of the problem in a more streamlined way, such as: "initialize 3 arrays, an empty array, another with a nil value, and another one with two 10 integers" or something like that which makes it easier at first glance to understand the requirements.
dmitrovic_maja Thanks for this comment, it actually pointed me in the right direction. I agree with you, especially when it comes to empty array, requirment isn't clear.
maribethpierce Every time I try and run/submit my code, I get a runtime error. Help?
itaravin Can you tell full error log?
iamlazycoder array=Array.new array_1=[nil] array_2=[10,10]
debojit_bhadra Where is the Question actually, so that user get his mind correct to write it up??
mvkotekar If we read the expected output we will get hint. This question is really easy with very little information. That is where the learning comes.
array = Array.new array_1 = [nil] array_2 = [10,10]
malrefai array = Array.new array_1 = Array.new 1, nil array_2 = Array.new 2, 10
danielgcwik array= Array.new() array_1 = Array.new(1) array_2 = Array.new(2,10)
this should work
dgllanos_c Initialize with input values definied in example
array = [] array_1 = [nil] array_2 = [10,10]
danielgcwik i get this with oyur code syntax error, unexpected tIDENTIFIER, expecting end-of-input
rachelgonsalves Try this: array = [] array_1 = [nil] array_2 = [10, 10]
itaravin what is nil in ruby means?
array_1 = [nil]
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