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Isn't t violation of codes?
x = gets.to_i if x > 5 puts "wrong" elsif x <= 5 puts "right" else puts "error" end it works just fine when i enter numbers, i expected t would give error when i enter a string, but t puts right...why, why?
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different languages have different output methods, 'puts' in C++ signifies for 'Output of string', C++ Is basic language,Complex languages like python and Ruby has different output method, you need to follow that to output,
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The "to_i" method also accepts strings as input:
https://apidock.com/ruby/String/to_i
The link above explains what the method does when it finds a string:
> If there is not a valid number at the start of str, 0 is returned.
I changed your code a bit to show exactly what to_i is doing, as shown here:
https://code.sololearn.com/cgtvo6lTuYqK
If you input "A", then x becomes 0, which is <= 5, and therefore "right" according to your code.