Saadia Fattah
1,939 PointsI did everything the directions said, but it said this what does that mean?
Bummer: /workdir/program.rb:11: warning: found = in conditional, should be == /workdir/program.rb:12:in <top (required)>': uninitialized constant OK (NameError) from task_1.txt:2:inrequire_relative' from task_1.txt:2:in `<main>
check_speed = 55
if check_speed > 100
puts too fast
end
if check_speed < 55
puts too slow
end
if check_speed = 55
put speed OK
end
1 Answer
Rogier Nitschelm
iOS Development Techdegree Student 5,460 PointsYou should use == for comparison, not =. Like I stated before, = is used for variable assignment.
if check_speed = 55 # this is incorrect, you are assigning and not comparing
if check_speed == 55
There is another problem however. Strings need to be enclosed in quotes or double quotes. Which is what it is complaining about.
puts "speed OK"
Saadia Fattah
1,939 PointsSaadia Fattah
1,939 PointsI don't understand I corrected those mistakes, but it still says its wrong why?
Saadia Fattah
1,939 PointsSaadia Fattah
1,939 Pointsnvm forgot something