Question

I’m using this:

4.times { |i| assert_not_equal("content#{i + 2}".constantize, object.first_content) }

and i have previously declared local variables

content1
content2
content3
content4
content5

the error I get

NameError: wrong constant name content2

Whot does this error mean? I’m pretty sure that I want content2 =\

Answer 1

You have to call ruby constants with a big letter:

Content2 instead of content2.

A constant name starts with an uppercase letter followed by name characters. Class names and module names are constants, and follow the constant naming conventions. By convention, constant variables are normally spelled using uppercase letters and underscores throughout.

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It should be noted though that there is no such thing as constant variables, but constant values.