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Mika Laakso
4,222 PointsWhat is wrong with the code?
It feels like everything is okay. What is missing? And if you could tell me how would you find a solution to this problem if you would not know the answer? Thank you.
def check_speed(number)
if number > 55
print = "too fast"
end
if number < 55
print = "too slow"
end
if number == 55
print = "speed OK"
end
2 Answers
Zack Mowrer
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 62,350 PointsIt seems you are missing an end statement for the function. Also print is a keyword not a variable, and I think they want you to use puts instead.
Try this:
def check_speed(number)
if number > 55
puts "too fast"
end
if number < 55
puts "too slow"
end
if number == 55
puts "speed OK"
end
end
Mika Laakso
4,222 PointsThank you, Zack. Now it works.
Zack Mowrer
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 62,350 PointsYou are welcome