From: "Jan E." <lists@...>
Date: 2012-09-26T05:51:29+09:00
Subject: Re: inject problem

You're iterating over the wrong object. After you've build the hash, you 
have to iterate over this hash and not the dices arrays again.

The dices array contains only the numbers. The h hash contains the 
numbers and corresponding counts.

So it's not

dice.each {|number, count| ...

but

h.each {|number, count| ...

Since there have been quite some errors now, you should be more careful 
with the code you write. And you should get used to testing and 
debugging code yourself. The error message is telling you that the ">" 
operator has been applied to nil (namely the "count" variable). So if 
you didn't already know the problem, the first step would be to check 
why "count" is nil. You'd do this by outputting "dice", since that's 
what you're iterating over. And then you'd probably realized that it's 
the completely wrong object.

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