fanterrific why is it printing a 5 first?
dpashpal 5 is how many numbers have been input - maybe the code prints this out first
udjamanbalaev The name of the method 'odd_or_even' is confusing... Should be 'even?' or 'is_even?'
slibre Why '6.even?' is considered as wrong answer and 'number.even?' was considered as right answer ?
piyush_basak2017 help , ruby-tutorial-object-methods . whats the code ?
benj2240Asked to answer Check the hint!
pavan9593kumar n = gets.chomp.to_i n.times do a = gets.to_i if a.even? puts false else puts true end end result wat i got is true true false false 4 please can anyone suggest
pavan9593kumar n = gets.chomp.to_i n.times do a = gets.to_i if a.even? puts false else puts true end end
result wat i got is true true false false 4
please can anyone suggest
aui_tkm inputs are
5 2 4 3 5 8
Count of inputs is 6. However, expected answers are
true true false false true
Count of these is 5! And, I outputed stdin
"4\r\n" 4 "5\r\n" 5 "" "" ""
How can I get expected input???
SNight use this type :
return number.even?
danielgcwik thaks that worked
nayara_sannie I found weird that, given the following inputs: 5 2 4 3 5 8
we got the following results: true true false false true
Could someone explain me why is this happening? Is the order of the results/outputs wrong?
sergi0 Because the first number indicates the number of test cases or numbers that will be tested. The results show the evaluation for numbers after 5.
I also got confused at that! They should mention that in the problem description.
qxzsilver Yes, it would be nice to see what is going on under the hood. Is some Ruby program running to grab the inputs (i.e., using gets or something)?
gautar123 write the same test case,it will run
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