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Killeon Patterson
18,528 PointsWhat is the syntax? Am I suppose to look inside the array
Using the select method, create a new array named house that contains any items from the array variable with a length greater than four characters.
array = ["Tree","House"]
array = ["Tree", "House"]
1 Answer
dxt
16,505 Pointshouse = array.select { |item| item.length > 4 };
The challenge wants you to select any values inside the array with more than 4 characters and store those values in a variable named 'house'. The select method iterates over the specified array and returns any values that meet the condition into a new array.
It's merely coincidental that the variable name for the new array is the same name as the value selected. Well, casing aside, of course.