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PHP Object-Oriented PHP Basics Building a Collection Collection Objects

Kelvin Vockins
Kelvin Vockins
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Posted by Kelvin Vockins
Kelvin Vockins
3,071 Points

Hi having problems with the code challenge

Think I am close but will see

Rohald van Merode
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Hey Kelvin Vockins 👋

I hope you've been able to pass this challenge since creating this post, if not feel free to share your code and we'll be more than happy to assist 🙂

Kelvin Vockins
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Kelvin Vockins
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// add code below this comment
class Subdivision 
{
  public $houses;
  public function filterHouseColor($color = null)
  {
    $localHouses = array();
    foreach($this->houses as $house)
    {
      if($house->roof_color == $color || $house->wall_color == $color)
      {
        $localHouses[] = $house;
      }
      echo "<pre>";
      var_dump($house);
      echo "<pre>";
    }

    return $localHouses;
  }
}

$h = new Subdivision();

?>```

2 Answers

Brian Jensen
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Hiya Kelvin Vockins! :wave:

Thank you for sharing your code! It looks great and is actually passing all 3 stages of the challenge for me. What is happening when you try using it in the challenge?

Based on the code block you shared, there are only a couple possible issues that I can see. The stray closing PHP tag and the 3 back-ticks at the bottom, and the missing opening PHP tag at the top.

I imagine the 3 back-ticks are just from formatting your message when you posted here. With the closing tag ?>, I would say double check that it wasn't accidentally doubled up with the closing tag that is automatically provided for you in the 1st stage of the challenge. For the opening tag <?php that is also automatically included in the 1st stage, I would say to double check that it wasn't accidentally deleted.

Let us know if you are still running into any issues! :thumbsup: