3
puts "Tem dinheiro? s/n"
x = gets.chomp
if x = s
puts "Vou viajar"
else
puts "Não vai ser dessa vez"
end
3
puts "Tem dinheiro? s/n"
x = gets.chomp
if x = s
puts "Vou viajar"
else
puts "Não vai ser dessa vez"
end
1
First, you have to organize the code, not just throw everything anyway.
Second, to compare a variable with a text is only possible if this text is expressed in its literal form, that is, it must be in quotation marks. Like a quote in a text.
Third, in the if
is assigning a value to the variable with the =
, to compare and obtain a true or false the correct operator is ==
.
Thus:
puts "Tem dinheiro? s/n"
x = gets.chomp
if x == "s"
puts "Vou viajar"
else
puts "Não vai ser dessa vez"
end
Behold working in the ideone. And in the repl it.. Also put on the Github for future reference.
I suggest taking a course on programming before trying to write code randomly.
Thanks =) - I’m new here don’t know how do to print organized code...
I had tried this way with this same reasoning, gave the same error...I’m using Cloud 9
I showed it works, and it’s not very secret.
Yes. I thank you. A hug
=
is attribution, needs to use ==
there
@Gabrielkatakura had not even attacked me to that, thank you
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