It`s not a solution. Since the goal was to remove vulnerabilities, and with this decision they remained

I really like this solution :)

Best to use public_send instead of send to restrict access to private/protected methods :)

nuss, how couldn't i see this?:

thanks for the reply.
well i made a mistake, accidently opted ruby instead of python. thats why😅😂

In ruby you have 2 types of slicng: m..n - meaning from m till n INCLUSIVE and m...n which does not inclue n. If that answers you question :)

why is it name[0..1]

unlike the python slicing #name[0:2]

#help me, i'm desperate

Makes sense, thanks for clarifying

The case terminates at the first matching condition. so 18.5 is Underweight and 25.0 is Normal

Is this really best practice? This solution doesn't seem to account for situations where bmi is equal to 18.5 or 25.0

Fixed.

P.S.: If someone ever comes to edit this, do it in a way that does not invalidate everything.

Ruby method bad name numberToString must be number_to_string

Ruby method name must be written in snake case. Rename DNAtoRNA to dna_to_rna