what is wrong here? ` def claim_free_popcorn! @member == true ? '🍿' : notmovieclubmembererror.new("not a member") end` in ruby

The issue in the code is the incorrect usage of the equality comparison operator (==) and the incorrect initialization of an exception. Also, the code has extra spaces and lacks proper indentation.

Here's the corrected code:

main.rb
def claim_free_popcorn!
  @member == true ? '🍿' : raise NotMovieClubMemberError.new("not a member")
end
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In the corrected code:

• The equality comparison operator == is used to check if @member is equal to true.
• If @member is true, it returns the popcorn emoji '🍿'.
• If @member is not true, it raises a NotMovieClubMemberError exception using the raise keyword and the new method to initialize the exception.

Please note that you need to define the NotMovieClubMemberError class earlier in your code.