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Programming Ruby 3.2 (5th Edition): B4.0 page 625, method’s parameter list

@noelrappin

page 625, last bullet, first line : parameter → argument (or arguments ?)

The third line uses arguments, so I suppose you are talking about method call, not method definition.

Hence the first line shoul read :

Make sure the open parenthesis of a method’s argument list butts up against the end

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You know, I think it’s the method definition, actually and they should both be “parameter”, but I’ll check

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