In Ruby, the if
statement looks like this
val = 1
if val == 1
p "Equality Checked!"
end
And for if else
val = 2
if val == 1
p "Equality Checked!"
else
p "Equality Unchecked!"
end
And for if, else if, else
val = 2
if val == 1
p "Equality Checked!"
elsif val == 2
p "Equality Middle Checked!"
else
p "Equality Unchecked!"
end
Also, remember that everything in ruby returns a value, so your if statement can return a value that could be stored in another variable.
val = 2
# store the returned value from the if statement
ret_val = if val == 1
p "Equality Checked!"
else
p "Equality Unchecked!"
end
p ret_val # => "Equality Unchecked!"
Dhanyavaad! 🙇