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Passes the spec, but I can still see some potential issues #17

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Passes the spec, but I can still see some potential issues
Oct 1, 2015
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Simplify logic
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def word_in_string?(word, string)
# implement with your code here
string.match( /(?:\b|_)#{word}(?:\b|_)/ ).nil? ? :no : :yes
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Does it work the same if you drop the .nil? and switch the yes/no?

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I had a problem earlier that the nil? fixed.
It apparently doesn't apply now.

Removed.

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