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January 12, 2016 18:13
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Starter code for the Contact List app
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require_relative 'contact' | |
# Interfaces between a user and their contact list. Reads from and writes to standard I/O. | |
class ContactList | |
# TODO: Implement user interaction. This should be the only file where you use `puts` and `gets`. | |
end |
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require 'csv' | |
# Represents a person in an address book. | |
class Contact | |
attr_accessor :name, :email | |
def initialize(name, email) | |
# TODO: Assign parameter values to instance variables. | |
end | |
# Provides functionality for managing a list of Contacts in a database. | |
class << self | |
# Returns an Array of Contacts loaded from the database. | |
def all | |
# TODO: Return an Array of Contact instances made from the data in 'contacts.csv'. | |
end | |
# Creates a new contact, adding it to the database, returning the new contact. | |
def create(name, email) | |
# TODO: Instantiate a Contact, add its data to the 'contacts.csv' file, and return it. | |
end | |
# Returns the contact with the specified id. If no contact has the id, returns nil. | |
def find(id) | |
# TODO: Find the Contact in the 'contacts.csv' file with the matching id. | |
end | |
# Returns an array of contacts who match the given term. | |
def search(term) | |
# TODO: Select the Contact instances from the 'contacts.csv' file whose name or email attributes contain the search term. | |
end | |
end | |
end |
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