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https://www.codecademy.com/en/courses/ruby-beginner-en-JdNDe/0/8?curriculum_id=5059f8619189a5000201fbcb
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The program runs fine; however, I am facing some limitations that I need help overcoming.
The first limitation is the option of not entering a string at the prompt. Code Academy suggests adding a second if statement to address this; however, if at the second prompt the user chooses not to enter a string (again), the program simply ends, rather than printing my “else” statement. I’d like the program to handle the second string the same way it would the first.
Second, I tried to account for all the variations of a daffy duck lisp, and not just words with “c” that sound like “s” [user_input.gsub!(“ce”, “th”)]. So I went all out, as you can see below, trying to account for words with “st”, “ss”, and “sh”. However, it only substitutes “th” for the first letter, yet works fine with “ce.”
For example: If you enter “Not a chance” the output will read: “Not a chanth” which is perfect.
However, if you enter: “Sham,” the output will read: “Thham” - notice the extra “h” ?
Any tips? Thank you!
```print “Tell it like it is:”
user_input = gets.chomp
if user_input.include?(“S”) || user_input.include?(“s”) ||
user_input.include?(“ce”)
user_input.gsub!(/s/, "th")
user_input.gsub!(/S/, "Th")
user_input.gsub!("ce", "th")
user_input.gsub!("sh", "th")
user_input.gsub!("Sh", "Th")
user_input.gsub!("ss", "th")
user_input.gsub!("st", "th")
user_input.gsub!("St", "Th")
print "#{user_input}"
elsif user_input == “”
print "This is your FINAL chance, to REALLY tell it like it is… "
user_input = gets.chomp
user_input.include?("S") || user_input.include?("s") ||
user_input.include?("ce")
user_input.gsub!(/s/, "th")
user_input.gsub!(/S/, "Th")
user_input.gsub!("ce", "th")
user_input.gsub!("sh", "th")
user_input.gsub!("Sh", "Th")
user_input.gsub!("ss", "th")
user_input.gsub!("st", "th")
user_input.gsub!("St", "Th")
print "#{user_input}"
else
print “Daffy Duck would never say that…”
end
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