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

Posted by sethedwards
sethedwards
1,141 Points

I can not figure this out.

Someone help me with this.

ruby.rb 
def check_speed(car_speed)
return check_speed == safe && check_speed > 40 && check_speed <= 50

end

2 Answers

Daniel Cunningham
Daniel Cunningham
21,109 Points
Daniel Cunningham
Daniel Cunningham
21,109 Points

The test is to create an if statement that will return the string "safe" if: <br>

  1. car_speed is at least 40<br>
  2. car_speed is less than or equal to 50 <br> <br>

You need to create an If statement to evaluate as "true" if both of the above conditions are true. If they are both true, then the statement should return the string "safe". <br> <br> In this case, your if statement should look like this: <br> <br> if car_speed >=40 && car_speed <=50 <br> return "safe"<br> end<br> <br> Remember to add 'end' to the code after you have completed the if statement, so your method should include 'end' twice. <br> Hope that helps!

sethedwards
sethedwards
1,141 Points
sethedwards
sethedwards
1,141 Points

Thank you!!!!!!