Write an expression that returns true by using == 1 == 1
Write an expression that returns false using == 1 == 2
Write an expression that returns true using != Write an expression that returns false using != 2 != 1
1 != 1
Write an if statement with 3 different branches use != in the first branch, == in the second, and > in the third x = 100
if x != 100
puts "It doesn't equal 100"
elsif x == 5
puts "Yes it's 100"
else x > 5
puts "That number is greater than 100"
end
Assign a variable based on the result of an if statement unsure
Execute code based on the result of an if statement. conditionally run puts "Hello Class" if 1 < 2 y = 1
if 1 < 2
puts "Hello class"
end
Try using an if statement at the end of an expression x = 1
puts "Hello class" if x < 2
Write an if statement that negates the or operator to return true x = 5
y = 10
if !(x == 100 || y == 100)
puts "This turns into true"
end
Write an if statement that uses the and operator to create a false return x = 1
y = 2
if x == 1 && y == 3
puts "the first part of this is true"
elsif
puts "this if known as 'false'"
end
Write a Case Statement that checks if a variable is a vowel Rewrite that same case statement as an if statement Write a Case statement that has at 4 branches and a default return Write a while loop that runs exactly 5 times x = 0
while x < 5
puts "This loop is going to run 5 times"
x += 1
end
#Write a while loop that counts from 1 to 10 and puts all odd numbers you can check if a number is odd by calling the odd? method on it.
