Can someone explain why the variable a
is nil
?
a = if true
"domain" if true
"nilr" if nil
end
but here a returns "domain"
a = if true
"domain" if true
"nilr" if nil
end
puts a.class
CodePudding user response:
You don't have a value to check domain
or nilr
so when run
Step 1:
a = if true
"domain" if true
end
=> result: a = "domain"
Step 2: if nil
is runing
a = if true
"domain" if true
"nilr" if nil
end
=> result: a = "nilr"
Step 3: return a = "nilr"
Solution: You should use a other params EX: is_domain, env ...
a = is_domain? "domain" rescue "nilr"
CodePudding user response:
It does not return "domain". There is no return method in that line. The thing is, Ruby runs the last line and returns its results and for that if the last line is:
"nilr" if nil
And the result of that line is nil, if it was:
"nilr" if true
"a" would be "nilf".
You can check running that line alone and see the result.
To set a variable using an if statement you can do something like this:
a = if false
"domain"
elsif true
"nilr"
end