Question

I am just trying to make a function that fills an array with objects, but something is wrong:

row1 = []

class Tile
    def initialize(type)
        @type = type
    end
end

def FillRow1

    [1..10].each {
        random = rand(1..3)
        if random == 1 row1.(Tile.new("land") end 
        else if random == 2 row1.(Tile.new("Water") end
        else ifrandom == 3 row1.(Tile.new("empty") end
    }
    row1
end

Answer 1

Your syntax is wrong

    [1..10].each {
        random = rand(1..3)
        if random == 1 then row1.push(Tile.new("land")) end 
        else if random == 2 then row1.push(Tile.new("Water")) end
        else ifrandom == 3 then row1.push(Tile.new("empty") end
    }

This would work.

But a cleaner solution may be:

types = ["Land","Water","Empty"]
10.times{ row1 << Tile.new(types[rand(0..2)]) }