Ruby code-

Below code (as triangle over multiple lines) in string format works. When running tests and submit in CW's its calls 'NilClass' error for the triangle.

The triangle in the example, this is a String class structure?

$triangle =
'1
3 5
7 9 11
13 15 17 19
21 23 25 27 29'

def row_sum_odd_numbers(n)
if $triangle.class == NilClass
return 1
else
new = []

$triangle.each_line {|x| new << x.split}

var = new[n-1].each.inject(0) {|x,y| x.to_i + y.to_i}

return var

end

end

Confusing Kata.....From description & looking at tests, if username, password contains // or || or integers this constitutes "wrong user" string. Below code passes all tests but on submit fails some. The fails seem to invalidate the initial description and objective.

What is the objective here in Ruby?

def validate(username, password)

return username.length > username.delete('^a-zA-Z').length || password.length > password.delete('^a-zA-Z').length ? "Wrong username or password!" : "Successfully Logged in!"

end