Bana Malik BandanaKM

## Profile Data
	Name: Bandana Malik
	Github: https://github.com/BandanaKM
	Blog: http://bandanakm.github.io/
	Tagline: codegirldangerous
	Profile Picture: http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/avatars/bandanakm-1357094487_600.jpg
	Treehouse Account:
	CoderWall Account:
	CodeSchool Account: http://www.codeschool.com/users/bandanakm
	Favorite Websites:
	Twitter: https://twitter.com

## Alien Sandwhich
1. place objects in front of you

2. press finger firmly onto object
if finger touches object AND moves completely through object
label 'spread'
execute on all objects

3. press finger firmly onto object
if finger touches object AND does not move completely through object
label 'dishware'

## SQL Book Assignment
🐧 mkdir artist
[23:36:02] ~
🐧 cd artist
[23:36:06] artist
🐧 sqlite artist.sql
-bash: sqlite: command not found
[23:36:52] artist
🐧 sqlite3 artist.sql
SQLite version 3.7.17 2013-05-20 00:56:22
Enter ".help" for instructions

## Creating Hashes
movies_hash = {
  :horror => ['The Shining', 'Nightmare on Elm Street', 'People Under the stairs']
	:comedy => ['Waterboy', 'Zoolander', 'Napolean Dynamite']
	:romance => ['Titanic', 'Casablance', 'Pretty Woman'] }


recipes_hash = {
	:dal => ['ginger', 'garlic', 'onions', 'mung beans', 'water', 'green pepper', 'salt', 'olive oil', 'garam masala', 'tumeric']
	:basmati_rice => ['basmati_rice', 'olive oil', 'peas', 'cumin', 'salt']
	:raita => ['lowfat plain yogurt', 'red pepper', 'cumin', 'salt', 'shredded cucumber']

## applepicker.rb
fruit_arr = ['apple', 'orange', 'apple', 'banana', 'apple', 'pear', 'cat', 'apple']

apple_arr = fruit_arr.collect do |x|
  	if x == 'apple'
		'apple'
		end
 	end

 	p apple_arr.compact


## Holiday Supplies (arrays & hashes practice)
holiday_supplies = {
  :winter => {
    :christmas => ["Lights", "Wreath"],
    :new_years => ["Party Hats"]
  },
  :summer => {
    :forth_of_july => ["Fireworks", "BBQ"]
  },
  :fall => {
    :thanksgiving => ["Turkey"]

## blog_post_schedule.rb
# create a method called create_groups that, given an array of student names,
# a group size, and a number of groups, will return an array of groups of
# of students with no student in adjacent groups

get_students
  [
  "Alex Chiu",
  "Amanda Himmelstoss",
  "Anders Ramsay",
  "Bana Malik",

## SQL_Joins Homework_(Alex, Mike, Saron, Bana)
The following are our groups' SQL JOIN homework files

## Programming in Space: Ruby meets Geolocation
http://bandanakm.tumblr.com/post/63283234718/programming-in-space-ruby-meets-geolocation

Programming in Space: Ruby meets Geolocation

Maps are a useful way to represent information, and have become increasingly popular in web based applications. Ruby mapping frameworks are not as mature as other platforms like GeoDjango, a framework written in Python that supports a suite of tools for spatial applications for Django.After some research, I’ve found some of the following tools and gems for Ruby (and Rails), that might be useful for Rubyists embarking on map-based and location-aware apps.

## Understanding Ruby’s Attribute Accessors (Through Dinosaurs)
http://bandanakm.tumblr.com/post/63443596399/understanding-rubys-attribute-accessors-through
	Name: Bandana Malik
	Github: https://github.com/BandanaKM
	Blog: http://bandanakm.github.io/
	Tagline: codegirldangerous
	Profile Picture: http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/avatars/bandanakm-1357094487_600.jpg
	Treehouse Account:
	CoderWall Account:
	CodeSchool Account: http://www.codeschool.com/users/bandanakm
	Favorite Websites:
	Twitter: https://twitter.com
	1. place objects in front of you

	2. press finger firmly onto object
	if finger touches object AND moves completely through object
	label 'spread'
	execute on all objects

	3. press finger firmly onto object
	if finger touches object AND does not move completely through object
	label 'dishware'
	🐧 mkdir artist
	[23:36:02] ~
	🐧 cd artist
	[23:36:06] artist
	🐧 sqlite artist.sql
	-bash: sqlite: command not found
	[23:36:52] artist
	🐧 sqlite3 artist.sql
	SQLite version 3.7.17 2013-05-20 00:56:22
	Enter ".help" for instructions
	movies_hash = {
	:horror => ['The Shining', 'Nightmare on Elm Street', 'People Under the stairs']
	:comedy => ['Waterboy', 'Zoolander', 'Napolean Dynamite']
	:romance => ['Titanic', 'Casablance', 'Pretty Woman'] }


	recipes_hash = {
	:dal => ['ginger', 'garlic', 'onions', 'mung beans', 'water', 'green pepper', 'salt', 'olive oil', 'garam masala', 'tumeric']
	:basmati_rice => ['basmati_rice', 'olive oil', 'peas', 'cumin', 'salt']
	:raita => ['lowfat plain yogurt', 'red pepper', 'cumin', 'salt', 'shredded cucumber']
	fruit_arr = ['apple', 'orange', 'apple', 'banana', 'apple', 'pear', 'cat', 'apple']

	apple_arr = fruit_arr.collect do \|x\|
	if x == 'apple'
	'apple'
	end
	end

	p apple_arr.compact
	holiday_supplies = {
	:winter => {
	:christmas => ["Lights", "Wreath"],
	:new_years => ["Party Hats"]
	},
	:summer => {
	:forth_of_july => ["Fireworks", "BBQ"]
	},
	:fall => {
	:thanksgiving => ["Turkey"]
	# create a method called create_groups that, given an array of student names,
	# a group size, and a number of groups, will return an array of groups of
	# of students with no student in adjacent groups

	get_students
	[
	"Alex Chiu",
	"Amanda Himmelstoss",
	"Anders Ramsay",
	"Bana Malik",
	http://bandanakm.tumblr.com/post/63283234718/programming-in-space-ruby-meets-geolocation

	Programming in Space: Ruby meets Geolocation

	Maps are a useful way to represent information, and have become increasingly popular in web based applications. Ruby mapping frameworks are not as mature as other platforms like GeoDjango, a framework written in Python that supports a suite of tools for spatial applications for Django.After some research, I’ve found some of the following tools and gems for Ruby (and Rails), that might be useful for Rubyists embarking on map-based and location-aware apps.