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Lucas Ackerknecht
615 Points'for' loops
Basically, I want to do the following # Add number to destination if number # is less than 4
This code works:
def array_copy(source)
destination = []
for i in source
destination.push(i) if i < 4
end
return destination
end
BUT this code does NOT
def array_copy(source)
destination = []
for i in source
if i < 4
destination.push(i)
end
return destination
end
Why do I need to specify the method first eg. destination.push(i) if i < 4
instead of using a conditional first
eg. if i < 4 destination.push(i)
? They look like they should do the same thing to me. Maybe I'm missing a key part of this code "pattern".
1 Answer
Jason Seifer
Treehouse Guest TeacherHi Lucas Ackerknecht in your second code snipped your are missing an "end" before the "return" line which is what is causing the problem.