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All right! You’re all on your lonesome. (Well, not quite. We’ll just leave this example here.)

a = 10
b = 11
if a < b
  print "a is less than b!"
elsif b < a
  print "b is less than a!"
else
  print "b is equal to a!"
end

Instructions

1.

Create an if/else statement in the editor. Make sure to include at least one elsif. Each branch of the statement should print something to the console.

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