When you give a variable to case
, it's compared against each when
clause with the ===
method. The first ===
to return true
will be the branch that's executed.
In your case, number < 0
is evaluating to true
, and -5 === true
is false!
What you want to do is either leave the number
off of the case
, and make all of the when
clauses boolean:
case
when number < 0
return "Please enter a number greater than 0."
when number.between?(0, 1)
return false
when number == 2
return true
end
Or leave the number on, but make all of the when
s values that you can compare against:
case number
when -Float::INFINITY..0 # or (-1.0/0)..0
return "Please enter a number greater than 0."
when 0..1
return false
when 2
return true
end