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# Run this file to auto generate a csv file based on the data passed in the products 
# variable. I created this based on an API call that I parsed in the format of an array 
# of hashes like the example in order to quickly generate a csv file for uploading.

require "csv"

products = [{"sku"=>"sku001", "name"=>"Item 1", "dimensions"=>"1 x 1 x 1"}, 
            {"sku"=>"sku002", "name"=>"Item 2", "dimensions"=>"2 x 2 x 2"},
            {"sku"=>"sku003", "name"=>"Item 3", "dimensions"=>"3 x 3 x 3"},
            {"sku"=>"sku004", "name"=>"Item 4", "dimensions"=>"4 x 4 x 4"}]

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class Piece
  attr_accessor :x, :y

  def initialize(x, y)   # Every instance of self.x or self.y will need to be self.x_coord or self.y_coord
    @x = x
    @y = y
  end

              # Need function to automoatically keep up with current pieces coords at all times.
  def current_pieces_coords    # Will need to reference the db of all the current coords.  

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class Bicycle
  attr_accessor :brand, :weight

  def initialize(brand, weight)
    @brand = brand
    @weight = weight
  end

  def output_bicycle
    puts "#{@weight} lb, #{@brand} bicycle"

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class LinkedListNode
  attr_accessor :value, :next_node

  def initialize(value, next_node=nil)
    @value = value
    @next_node = next_node
  end
end

def print_values(list_node)