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Questions

How do I get it to return per line, isn't that the point of this exercise? For instance, how would I get it to return each value, such as line 35's list "total = 0" on one line, next "total = 0 + 11", next line "total = 11+22".

I could not find a way to do it like, 'running_total = return item[0], return item[0] + item[1]...item[i]'.

First, it's good that you understand what you need to do and are referring to the last item of the list as item[i]. Keep in mind that if the list is in the variable list then to get the item at, say, index 10, we want list[10], not item[10]. Imagine if you could write code like this:

def sum(list)

	//Various Messages
	final String boxMessage = "License Game";
	final String welcomeMessage = "Welcome to License Game";

	//Questions
	final String question1 = "What does this mean... A: text B: text C: ";
	final String question2 = "What does this mean... A: text B: text C: ";
	final String question3 = "What does this mean... A: text B: text C: ";
	final String question4 = "What does this mean... A: text B: text C: ";
	final String question5 = "What does this mean... A: text B: text C: ";

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang="en">
	<head>
	<link rel="stylesheet" href="./main.css">
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
	<title>TODO List</title>
	</head>
	<body>
	<section>

	# Method name: item_counts
	# Input: An arbitrary array
	#
	# Returns: A hash where every item is a key whose value is the number of times
	# that item appears in the array
	#
	# Prints: Nothing

	# Version 0.1
	# ====================================================

	def rot_n_char(char, rot_by)
	fail ArgumentError, "First argument must be a 1-letter String (got `#{char}')" unless char.length == 1

	case char
	when ('a'..'z')
	((char.ord - 'a'.ord + rot_by) % 26 + 'a'.ord).chr
	when ('A'..'Z')
	((char.ord - 'A'.ord + rot_by) % 26 + 'A'.ord).chr
	else
	char

	def textalyzer (string)

	file_name = ARGV[0]
	string = open(file_name).read
	histogram(freq(count(str_char(sanitize(string)))))
	return
	end

	def count (string)

	class GuessingGame
	def initialize(answer)
	@answer = answer
	end

	def guess(guess)
	@last_guess = guess
	if guess == @answer
	return :correct
	elsif guess < @answer

	def times_table(n)
	(1..n).each do \|row_num\|
	line = ""
	(1..n).each{ \|col_num\| line += "#{row_num * col_num}\t"}
	puts line
	end
	end
	times_table(5)