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

Simon Goldman
Simon Goldman
1,028 Points
Posted by Simon Goldman
Simon Goldman
1,028 Points

stuck

im not sure what part of my code is wrong??

ruby.rb 
def check_speed(car_speed)
end 
  if (check_speed >= 40) && (check_speed <=50)
    return "safe"
  else 
    return "unsafe" 
end

1 Answer

Amir Eskandari
Amir Eskandari
9,153 Points
Amir Eskandari
Amir Eskandari
9,153 Points

Hi Simon,

You are really close, I'm just noticing two small issues:

1) Make sure you use the parameter name inside the method, not the method name (use car_speed instead of check_speed in your conditions).

2) Double check line 2. It looks like you have an "end" statement there by mistake - that should be at the very bottom of your code. You need 2 "end" statements, one at the end of the if/else loop and one at the end of the method.

Let me know if that helps or if you have any other questions!