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Tanzila Rafeeq
2,924 Pointsi ran this code. i get a syntax err.
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def check_speed(speed)
if speed < 55
puts "too fast"
end
if speed > 55
puts "too slow"
end
if speed == 55
puts "speed OK"
end
3 Answers

jb30
44,427 Pointsdef check_speed(speed)
if speed < 55
puts "too fast"
end
if speed > 55
puts "too slow"
end
if speed == 55
puts "speed OK"
end
end
You need end
to close each if statement and to close your method.

Tanzila Rafeeq
2,924 Pointsi ran it and it did not give me any output.

jb30
44,427 PointsWhen you ran it, did you call the method, or just declare the method? The method won't give any output if it's not used.
You might also try switching your greater than and less than signs, such as
if speed > 55
puts "too fast"
end

Tanzila Rafeeq
2,924 PointsTHANKS A LOT!!