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Directions
- Write a method that accepts a 10 character string of letters (both uppercase and lowercase)
- if 10 characters in length:
- define an empty string to a variable (phone_num) - *already done
- loop through 10 character string (word) - *already done
- compare letter to telephone mappings and concatenate to the variable (phone_num)
- return the variable (phone_number)
- else:
#
# -- Directions --
#
# 1. Make a list of numbers from 1-100 inclusive
# 2. Loop through those numbers
# 3. For each number:
# a. if it's divisible by 3, puts "Fizz"
# b. if it's divisible by 5, puts "Buzz"
# c. if it's divisible by 3 && 5, puts "FizzBuzz"
# d. otherwise, puts the Number

🚀 Deploying Finstagram 🚀

These instructions will help you deploy your Finstagram app to Railway (a web hosting service), so that the entire internet will be able to see and interact with your application! Before we get to deployment though, we need to make sure a couple of our files are setup properly.

If you've already deployed and want to continue making changes, see the Making Changes section near the bottom.

🔧 Pre-Deployment: Push to Remote Repo and Merge Changes

  • In the terminal, type git branch
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RichardsonColin / keybase.md
Last active April 3, 2020 16:51
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RichardsonColin / GITPOD-heroku_deploy.md
Last active October 20, 2022 04:07
Lighthouse Labs - Intro to Web Dev - W6D2 - Deploy to Heroku

🚀 Deploying Finstagram to Heroku 🚀

These instructions will help you deploy your Finstagram app to Heroku (a web hosting service), so that the entire internet will be able to see and interact with your application! Before we get to deployment though, we need to make sure a couple of our files are setup properly.

If you've already deployed and want to continue making changes, see the Making Changes section near the bottom.

🔧 Pre-Deployment: Push to Remote Repo and Merge Changes

  • In the terminal, type git branch
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
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<style>
body {
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
}
</style>
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