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The def has nothing to do with it. payrate and hourrate are strings and * means a very different thing to strings. You need to convert them to numbers first with to_i or to_f.
payrate.to_f * hourrate.to_fContent Under CC-BY-SA license WEBOct 8, 2019 · Multiplication & division. To multiple one number by another, we use the * operator. To do division, we use the / operator to serve the purpose.
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