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Ruby Ruby Operators and Control Structures Logical Operators The And (&&) Operator

Derrick Williams
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Posted by Derrick Williams
Derrick Williams
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logical operators challenge

I'm not sure where i'm going wrong here

ruby.rb 
def check_speed(car_speed)
  # write your code here
  if (car_speed > 39) && (car_speed <= 50)
    puts "safe"
 end

3 Answers

Salman Akram
Salman Akram
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Hi Derick,

Great try and almost, however, I will give you hints to check several errors.

  • remove two brackets in if statements
  • remove `puts' which will automtically return
  • missing one more 'end' on the bottom
Derrick Williams
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Derrick Williams
Derrick Williams
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Thank you. I'm not sure why 'end' was used twice, but it worked

Salman Akram
Salman Akram
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Because you see definition on first line def which require end tag and now you put if statement that require another end tag. Yup, twice ends. :)