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1,469 PointsThis version of the check_speed only prints "speed OK" if the speed is exactly 55 miles per hour. It would be better to
This version of the check_speed only prints "speed OK" if the speed is exactly 55 miles per hour. It would be better to allow a range of speeds. Update check_speed with this logic:
If we pass a speed of less than 45, check_speed should print "too slow". If we pass a speed of 45 to 60, check_speed should print "speed OK". If we pass a speed of greater than 60, check_speed should print "too fast".
Here is the code I have tried but I'm missing something. Any help is appreciated.
def check_speed(speed) if speed < 45 puts "too slow" elsif speed >= 45 && <= 60 puts "speed OK" else speed > 60 puts "too fast" end end
def check_speed(speed)
if speed < 45
puts "too slow"
elsif speed >= 45 || >= 60
puts "speed ok"
else speed > 60
puts "too fast"
end
end
speed(53)
1 Answer
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,971 PointsYou can try it in a workspace and errors will be presented that should walk you through it. Mainly this line:
elsif speed >= 45 || >= 60
You'll want to check speed <= 60
Also the function is check_speed() so this line won't work
speed(53)
Chris Drummond
1,469 PointsChris Drummond
1,469 PointsHi Kris...I posted the wrong code. I meant to post this below:
def check_speed(speed) if speed < 45 puts "too slow" elsif speed >= 45 && <= 60 puts "speed ok" else speed > 60 puts "too fast" end end