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I tried solving this by NOT using the case statement. I did something like this
def identify_class(obj)
if !obj.nil? && ['Hacker', 'Submission', 'TestCase', 'Contest'].include?(obj.class.to_s)
puts("It\'s a #{obj.class}!")
else
puts("It\'s an unknown mode!")
end
end
This works for general test case but fails for the hidden one. Any pointers what is causing this failure?
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Ruby Control Structures - Case (Bonus Question)
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I tried solving this by NOT using the case statement. I did something like this
def identify_class(obj)
if !obj.nil? && ['Hacker', 'Submission', 'TestCase', 'Contest'].include?(obj.class.to_s) puts("It\'s a #{obj.class}!") else puts("It\'s an unknown mode!") end
end
This works for general test case but fails for the hidden one. Any pointers what is causing this failure?