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Start your free trialLeonardo Escalante
3,190 PointsLoop conditionals
Please help me with that code, I couldn't define what's wrong.
loop do print "Guess the number between 0 and 5 (e to exit): " answer = gets.chomp if answer == "e" puts "The number was #{random_number}." break else if answer.to_i == random_number puts "You guessed correctly!" break else puts "Try again." end end end
Thanks!
loop do
answer = get_answer()
if answer == "e"
break
end
end
end
Assume get_answer() is already defined
1 Answer
Arturo Alviar
15,739 PointsHi Leonardo,
Your code works. But you have one too many end statements. You only need to since loop do and if each require an end statement.
Also, make sure the last line remains commented (Add a # in the front)