alana.rb

# I don't know if the guide goes on to address these points,
# but I thought it might be kinda fun to help you on your path.

if 4 > 5
  # ruby programmers tend to use 2 spaces instead of 4 for indentation
  # also, even though it's confusing, you'll generally use "puts" instead of "print"
  puts "I'm soooo wrong it's painful"

# I like to avoid using parentheses to group things, so I'd rewrite what you had as:
#elsif 4 > 5 != true
# or:
#elsif 4 > 5 == false
# or maybe just:
elsif !(4 > 5)
  # ...because in Ruby, you should never need to say "== true"
  # it'd be redundant, for reasons you will come to understand
  puts "I'm the rightest of them all!"

else
  puts "I don't know why this is happening"
end