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Start your free trialLeonardo Escalante
3,190 PointsCode challenge
Hello! please help me with this code because I couldn't ran it:
def parse_answer(answer, kind="string") answer = gets.chomp answer = answer.to_i if kind == "number" return answer end
Thanks!
def parse_answer(answer, kind="string")
answer = gets.chomp
answer = answer.to_i if kind == "number"
return answer
end
1 Answer
Arturo Alviar
15,739 PointsHi Leonardo,
You almost have the right answer. In this case, answer will be passed in as a parameter so there is no need for the gets.chomp method. If you remove the answer = gets.chomp line, you will get the correct solution.
Here is another way to do it in one line using the ternary operator.
def parse_answer(answer, kind="string")
return kind === "number" ? answer.to_i : answer # if kind==="number" then return answer.to_i else return answer
end
Hope this helps!