So we're getting into the idea of returns.

Let's make the code below return a string, without using print, puts or return.

Oo fancy pants. Ruby is a clever language, because it handles implicit returns. It will assume you want output if your code is standing alone like that.

It'll give you the value of a variable, the result of a calculation, or even a string!

I know it's tempting to write return, but maybe we don't need to in Ruby?