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Ruby Ruby Operators and Control Structures Ruby Operators Greater Than

Andrew Alagaratnam
Andrew Alagaratnam
1,914 Points
Posted by Andrew Alagaratnam
Andrew Alagaratnam
1,914 Points

make sure you use the correct variable names

Hi so i'm asked to check if the variable current_score is greater than the variable high_score

I assigned integers to each variable

current_score = 7 high_score = 3

current_score > high_score

and i get the error "make sure you use the correct variable names"

current_score = 7

high_score = 3

current_score > high_score

1 Answer

Jacob Herrington
Jacob Herrington
15,835 Points
Jacob Herrington
Jacob Herrington
15,835 Points

Hi Andrew!

Your code is actually right, you just added a couple of steps that weren't necessary.

This is passing code:

current_score > high_score

No need for the variable declarations.