Jaltman429

Name: Jack Altman
Github Username: Jaltman429
Blog Url: jackealtman.com
Tagline: ?
Profile Picture (something normal, a headshot, of a good reusable size that can be easily cropped)
Treehouse Account: http://teamtreehouse.com/jackaltman
CoderWall Account: https://coderwall.com/jaltma
CodeSchool Account: Jaltman429
Favorite Websites: Hackernews, twitter, quora, chess.com, svbtle, angelist.co, kickstarter.
Previous Work Experience: Currently an investor at Hydrazine Capital (Seed stage startup investing)

Jaltman429

DELIVERABLE: Create a numbered list that contains instructions for making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. 

FORMAT: Link to Public Gist

AUDIENCE:
Tourist Alien

CONSIDERATIONS:
The alien is positioned in front of a table with a plate, a knife, a jar of jelly, a jar of peanut butter, and a loaf of bread.
The alien can read and recognize english and english grammar, but does not necessarily understand what specific nouns refer to in the real world.

Jaltman429

# assignment.rb
#
# write an expression that returns true by using ==
# write an expression that returns false using ==
# write an expression that returns true using !=
# write an expression that returns false using !=

puts 4 == 2 * 2
puts 'jack' == 'JACK'
puts 'jack' != 'blob'

Jaltman429

# assignment.rb

# FizzBuzz - The Programmer's Stairway to Heaven
# Define the fizzbuzz method to do the following: 10pts
  # Use the modulo % method (divisible by)
    # 2 % 2 #=> true
    # 1 % 2 #=> false
  # If a number is divisible by 3, puts "Fizz".
  # If a number is divisible by 5, puts "Buzz".
  # If a number is divisible by 3 and 5, puts "FizzBuzz"

Jaltman429

# jukebox.rb
class Jukebox
  
	@@jukeboxes = []

	def initialize (name)
		@@on = true
		@name = name
		@user_tracks = []
		@user_tracks << @name

Jaltman429

# Create Hashes for the following use-cases.

# A movie collection that organizes by genres
# Recipes with ingredients
# User profiles where each user has a list of favorite colors along with 3 
# personal essays, essay_1, essay_2, essay_3

# Just be creative, create a bunch of fake data just for the practice of how you would 
# store this data in a structured hash. Feel free to create a single file, hashes.rb with 
# a bunch of these and send them to me for review. There are really no wrong answers - 

Jaltman429

# Construct an array with your favorite foods. It should have at least 5 elements.
# Write a puts which returns your most favorite food out of the array.

favorite_foods = ['pizza', 'bagel',  'sandwich', 'chicken', 'apple']

favorite_foods.each_with_index do |food, index|
	puts (index + 1).to_s + ". " + food.capitalize
end

puts "Which is your favorite food? Please pick a number."

Jaltman429

puts "Hello World".reverse
puts "Hello World".reverse.upcase
puts "Hello World".reverse.upcase.split
puts "Hello World".reverse.upcase.split.join(" ")
puts "Hello World".reverse.upcase.split.join(" ").reverse
puts "Hello World".reverse.upcase.split.join(" ").reverse.capitalize
puts "Hello World".reverse.upcase.split.join(" ").reverse.capitalize.concat('!')

Jaltman429

# Temperature bot is American but takes Celsius temperatures.
#
def temperature_bot(temp)
  case temp
  when temp = 18,21,22
    "I like this temperature"
  else
    "This is uncomfortable for me"
  end
end

Jaltman429

# Hashketball Nests
#
# Great news! You're going to an NBA game! The only catch is that you've been
# volunteered to keep stats at the game.
#
# Using Nested Hashes, define a game, with two teams, their players, and the players stats:
#
# The game has two teams.
#
# A team has: