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5,784 PointsBreaking a loop if it has more than 3 items
In this challenge, we create a loop that adds 1 to the variable "number", which starts at 0. Then if the array "numbers" has more than 3 items, we are to break the loop. My code is below, I'm stumbling on the breaking the loop part--the error message I keep getting is "no conversion of fixnum into array". Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
numbers = []
number = 0
# write your loop here
loop do
numbers + number
number + 1
if numbers > [0, 1, 2]
break
end
end
2 Answers
L B
28,323 Pointsnumbers = []
number = 0
# write your loop here
loop do
#numbers + number Here you are trying to do: Array add an integer which is not compatible
numbers.push number #Instead use the push method which is part of the array library
number + 1
# if numbers > [0, 1, 2]
if numbers.length >= 3 #Use the length method from the arrays library which returns the size of an array
break
end
end
Chris Adamson
132,143 PointsFor this challenge, your incrementing a number by 1 and adding it to an array. To see if the array length is long enough you use the length method:
numbers = []
number = 0
# write your loop here
loop do
number += 1
if numbers.length() >= 3
break
end
numbers.push(number)
end
Heather Stone
5,784 PointsHeather Stone
5,784 PointsThank you very much!