Ruby has many styles of handling conditional statements. You can use big, indented blocks of code if your program has complex statements. However, if you can say it all on one line, this often saves you time, and saves the time of people who may be reading your code later. It’s time to use the Ternary Operator.
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A week ago, I posted my solution (along with some of my preferences) to the common interview challenge, FizzBuzz. However, after having it reviewed by my instructor, I simplified the resulting code.
As a way of pruning applicants, a common challenge in computer programming interviews is “FizzBuzz.” Since there are multiple solutions, interviewers can see the style of a particular programmer.
Ryan Spittler 