use exculsive ranges in case statements : case « Statement « Ruby






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use exculsive ranges in case statements


temperature = 76
case temperature
when 0...65
  puts "Too cold!"
when 85...120
  puts "Too hot!"
when 65...85
  puts "Picnic time!"
else
  puts "Temperature out of reasonable range!"
end








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