What to wear

Goal Return "hot", "mild", or "cold" based on a package-level Temp variable, using an if / else if / else chain.

Example If you needed speed advice instead, you'd write:

func SpeedAdvice() string {
	if Speed > 100 {
		return "fast"
	} else if Speed > 50 {
		return "moderate"
	} else {
		return "slow"
	}
}

Rules

• Edit advice.go. Advice has a // TODO comment and a return line you will change.
• Return "hot" when Temp is above 30.
• Return "mild" when Temp is above 15 (but not above 30).
• Return "cold" otherwise, including negative temperatures.
• Read the package-level Temp variable; do not add a parameter to Advice.
• Mind the borders: 30 itself is "mild", not "hot", and 15 itself is "cold", not "mild".
• Do not change var Temp int or the Advice function signature. Do not add imports.

What you'll practice Writing an if / else if / else chain, and placing > correctly so each border lands on the right side.

Run it

gonomicon fetch week-1/10-02-temperature-advice
cd 10-02-temperature-advice
gonomicon test
gonomicon submit

Hints

1. Temp is a package-level variable the tests change before calling Advice(). Read it, don't take it as a parameter.
2. Three outcomes need two questions: first check if Temp is above 30, then else if it's above 15, then a plain else for everything left over.
3. if Temp > 30 { return "hot" } else if Temp > 15 { return "mild" } else { return "cold" }