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C#

Posted by Peter Zhuwawo
Peter Zhuwawo
6,734 Points

if statement If the s

We've updated our previous CheckSpeed method to return a string value. Update the method body with this logic:

If the speed parameter is over 65, return the string "too fast". If the speed parameter is under 45, return the string "too slow". Otherwise, return the string "speed OK".

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points

Please give it your best "good faith" try, and then post your code along with the question (and a link to the course page) if you need help.

Tineyi Chinhengo
Tineyi Chinhengo
30,770 Points

// YOUR CODE HERE if(speed > 65) { return "too fast"; } else if(speed <45) { return "too fast"; } else { return "speed OK"; }

2 Answers

Sean Bridges
Sean Bridges
1,502 Points
Sean Bridges
Sean Bridges
1,502 Points

Heaven forbid you type ok in lieu of OK...makes you feel dumb for about two minutes

Nuno Reis
Nuno Reis
23,956 Points
Nuno Reis
Nuno Reis
23,956 Points

Lol, thanks for this comment! Got bitten by the same "mistake".

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points

The suggestion by Tineyi is very close! Except for this part:

else if (speed <45) { return "too fast"; }

I think you meant for this test to say "too slow" instead.