Control Flow in Ruby — Teaching Your Code to Make Decisions
Control Flow in Ruby — Teaching Your Code to Make Decisions 🧠CodeCraft Diaries #3: Control Flow in Ruby — Teaching Your Code to Make Decisions “If coffee exists, drink it. Else, panic.” Congratulations, you just wrote your first decision in Ruby. Control flow is what gives your program a brain. It's how you get it to choose a path, evaluate a condition, and respond differently depending on what’s happening. 🌱 It Starts With a Question In real life, we make decisions constantly: If it’s raining, take an umbrella. If your code runs, you celebrate. Else, you debug ðŸ˜. In Ruby, we do the same using keywords like if , elsif , else , and unless . 🔄 If / Else in Action weather = "rainy" if weather == "sunny" puts "Wear sunglasses 😎" elsif weather == "rainy" puts "Take an umbrella ☔" else puts "Check the weather app 🤷" end Output: Take...