Wolfpack'08
Reputation: 4128
Remove the newline after variable in `puts()` arguments
When I execute
print("Enter your name: ")
name=gets
puts("\tHello, #{name}.")
, I get:
Hello, Fohsap
.
How do I move the period (.) up to the first line?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1688
Answers (1)
waldrumpus
Reputation: 2590
gets will include the newline character in the returned string. To remove that, you can use gets.chomp.
Upvotes: 8
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