I am currently on Lesson 9 in "Learn Ruby the hard way".
I have typed the the line number 6 exactly as the way its being instructed but still I am getting error while executing.
It says:
Syntax error, unexpected tCONSTANT, expecting $end
puts " Here ^ are the days : ", days
You have forgotten to close a string on a previous line. Here's the problem reproduced:
paul@paulbookpro ~ ⸩ ruby
days = "abc
puts "Here are the days"
-:2: syntax error, unexpected tCONSTANT, expecting $end
puts "Here are the days"
^
It's treating the double-quote before the word "Here" as the closing quote of the string on the previous line, and then wondering why you're using a constant called Here (token beginning with upper case letter).