Ruby on Rails

actually you are right. my intention was to get the object with the
smallest sequence number, not return the sequence number itself. The
ruby documentation says this: "Returns the object in enum with the
minimum value. " for min. Hence, I thought it would return the object.

> I suspect the error is actually being raised on the next line where
> you do
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> available_book.sequence > 100
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> since you've set available_book
> to available_books.flatten.map(&:sequence).min, ie available_book is
> the smallest sequence number
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> Fred
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> > thanks for response

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