Pirate Ship I Comments

Comments

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  David  

  Mar 2, 12:31 PM

  LOL had to go back to Booleans chapter.... people Booleans is different from booleans, careful when defining your boolean.

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  Jig  

  Jun 12, 2:05 PM

  I tries using only booleans but didn't work for all conditions, the following worked for me.
  if (gold>=pirates &&gold+pirates <100){
  return true;
  }
  else{
  return false;
  }
  }

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  Tim Plunkett  

  Nov 5, 4:59 PM

  public class Main {

  public static boolean doStuff(int gold, int pirates){
      //your code here
      boolean success = true;
  
      if (gold < pirates)
  

  cont...

      {
          success = false;
      }
      else if (gold + pirates > 100)
      {
          success = false;
      }
      return success;
  }
  

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  thales  

  Jul 15, 9:33 AM

  I had the following it worked.

  my code

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  Suditu George

  Jul 18, 6:58 AM

  my code

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  L

  Nov 22, 3:58 AM

  My solution
  return(!(gold+pirates > 100) && gold >= pirates);

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  Aadhish

  Feb 16, 6:15 AM

  Only this works.

  return gold >= pirates && gold+pirates < 101;
  

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  Nouman Khalid

  May 6, 12:54 PM

  return gold+pirates>100?false:gold>=pirates?true:false;
  works for me

• 

  Hanlise

  May 14, 10:35 AM

  def function1(gold, pirates):
  sum1=gold+pirates
  if gold >= pirates and sum1 < 100:
  return True
  else:
  return False

  I use python

• 

  Roger

  Aug 15, 11:21 AM

  function pirateShip(gold, pirates) {
  let x = gold + pirates
  if (x > 100) {
  return 'ship sank'
  } else if (gold >= pirates) {
  return 'success'
  } else {
  return 'failed'
  }
  }

  using js