Code Challenge: Ride Check

Difficulty

The Brief

I run the coaster at the fair. Riders have to be tall enough
and old enough, but a kid who is tall enough can ride with an
adult even if they are under age. I am tired of arguing about
it, so I want the screen to say it.

Write your requirements list before you write any code. Input, calculate, output, and anything you had to decide for yourself.

Notes

Two conditions have to both be true for the normal case. That is one operator. The exception overrides the age rule only. That is a different one.
Read the brief again on the height rule. There is no exception to it. A rider who is too short cannot ride with an adult, or at any age — and whether your condition says that is the whole difficulty of this challenge.
Getting told no is not enough. A rider should be told which requirement they missed, which means a chain after the yes-or-no.
The adult question is already true or false, so read it with bool.Parse from Activity 1.11 — no conversion from text you have to spell-check.
Parentheses. Activity 1.15 showed that && binds tighter than ||. This brief is exactly the shape where that matters.

Sample Output

Height (inches): 52 [Enter]
Age: 9 [Enter]
Riding with an adult? (true/false) true [Enter]

You may ride.

Test all four of these before you submit — tall and old, tall and young with an adult, tall and young alone, and too short with an adult. The last one is where a wrong answer hides.

Submit