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16,370 PointsI am stuck on question 4 with PHP
I am stuck on question 4
<?php
include("class.palprimechecker.php");
$checker = new PalprimeChecker();
$checker->number = 17;
echo "The number" . $checker->number . " ";
echo $checker;
echo " a palprime.";
?>
2 Answers
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsHey Paul,
You are doing great, but I feel you missed a vital part of Task 4's instructions. It wants you to enclose (and still use the second preloaded echo statement) inside of a conditional that will check to see if the number passed in is or is not a palprime. So, you do need to modify the preloaded code a bit, but it all still needs to be there or the code checker gets cranky. :)
Here you would use an if statement
to check the number using the isPalprime() method
that comes with the Class. This will return a Boolean. So, if true, you echo "is", and if false, you echo "is not".
Here's the corrected code (for task 4 and replaces only the second echo statement) for your reference. I hope it all makes sense. :)
if ($checker->isPalprime()) {
echo "is";
} else {
echo "is not";
}
Keep Coding!
Veronica Rivera
32,599 PointsJason Anders Answer is good but you also need to add the parameter for the isPalprime method. This is how I wrote mine.
if (!$checker->isPalprime($checker->number)) {
echo "is not";
} else { echo "is"; }
Here I am checking to see if the value is NOT palprime. If that method returns false, it will return the first echo statement "is not."