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mmann, I fall in the same trap all the time. Jumping into writing code without reading and fully understanding the task first. We're asked to identify classes, not strings
def identify_class(obj)
case obj.class.to_s
when "Hacker", "Submission", "TestCase", "Contest"
puts "It's a #{obj.class}!"
else
puts "It's an unknown model"
end
end
Ruby Control Structures - Case (Bonus Question)
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Got the same solution and its failing on every test case. Can't figure out what's happening:
gettting correct reuturns when running it locally:
mmann, I fall in the same trap all the time. Jumping into writing code without reading and fully understanding the task first. We're asked to identify
classes, notstringsuse directly the class name instead of it as string.. Hacker instead of "Hacker"
try this
def identify_class(obj) case obj.class.to_s when "Hacker", "Submission", "TestCase", "Contest" puts "It's a #{obj.class}!" else puts "It's an unknown model" end end
because "Hacker", "Submission", "TestCase", "Contest" are not strings.