Hi…I tried this code:
puts ‘Level 1’
puts ‘1+1’
cal = gets.chomp
if cal == 1 + 1
puts ‘Correct’
else
puts ‘Incorrect:(’
end
but when I type 2 it says incorrect…
Is this feature available on Ruby?
Hi…I tried this code:
puts ‘Level 1’
puts ‘1+1’
cal = gets.chomp
if cal == 1 + 1
puts ‘Correct’
else
puts ‘Incorrect:(’
end
but when I type 2 it says incorrect…
Is this feature available on Ruby?
On Thursday 29 November 2012 Radu M. wrote
but when I type 2 it says incorrect…
Is this feature available on Ruby?–
Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
cal is a string. 1 + 1 is a number (class Fixnum to be precise). A
string
can’t be equal to a number. If you want to compare the two, you’ll need
to
convert one of the two:
if cal.to_i == 1 + 1
or
if cal == (1+1).to_s
Stefano
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