ruby - CodeCademy 4.6 bonus exercise -

hello guys tryng bonus exercise 4.6

"what make sure redactor redacts word regardless of whether it's upper case or lower case?"

(link = https://www.codecademy.com/courses/ruby-beginner-en-mzrz6/0/6?curriculum_id=5059f8619189a5000201fbcb)

this code

puts "tell me text for" text = gets.chomp puts "tell me word censor" word = gets.chomp  text_array = text.split(" ")  text_array.each |parole| if parole == ( word.downcase || word.capitalize ) puts "censure".upcase  else   puts "#{parole}" end end 

why wrong? plz not give me total different code understand why mine uncorrect, , how correct, thanks

i think main thing here you're misunderstanding how || or operator used.

if parole == ( word.downcase || word.capitalize ) isn't way check if parole either equal word.downcase or equal word.capitalize. || operator says overall expression considered true if either side of || true. need write out both conditions in full e.g.

if parole == word.downcase || parole == word.capitalize 

also, looks you're misunderstanding capitalize vs. upcase. capitalize returns string ensuring first letter capital , rest lowercase, whereas upcase returns string in capitals.

so use:

if parole == word.downcase || parole == word.upcase 

this work long parole entered in caps or lowercase.

alternatively, ensure parole in lower case:

parole = parole.downcase 

and 1 condition needed:

if parole == word.downcase 

as sagarpandya82 mentioned there other approaches using gsub etc. suggestions above closest in terms of fixing original code.