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# Write a method that capitalizes each word in a string like a book title | |
# Do not capitalize words like 'a', 'and', 'of', 'over' or 'the'. | |
LITTLE_WORDS = [ | |
"and", | |
"the", | |
"over", | |
"of", | |
"a" | |
] | |
def titleize(title) | |
words = title.split(" ") | |
titleized_string = "" | |
titleized_words = words.map.each_with_index do |word, i| | |
if (LITTLE_WORDS.include?(word) && i > 0) | |
titleized_string = titleized_string + word.downcase + " " | |
else | |
titleized_string = titleized_string + word.capitalize + " " | |
end | |
end | |
return titleized_string.rstrip | |
end | |
# Write a method that returns the largest prime factor of a given integer. | |
def prime?(num) | |
(2..num-1).none? { |factor| num % factor == 0 } | |
end | |
def largest_prime_factor(num) | |
if (num == 0 || num == 1) | |
return nil | |
end | |
num.downto(2) do |factor| | |
if (num % factor).zero? | |
return factor if prime?(factor) | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
# Write a symmetric_substrings method that takes a string and returns an array | |
# of substrings that are palindromes, e.g. symmetric_substrings("cool") => ["oo"] | |
# Only include substrings of length > 1. | |
def symmetric_substrings(str) | |
symm_subs = "" | |
str.length.times do |start_pos| | |
(2..(length - start_pos).each do |len| | |
substr = str[start_pos...(start_pos + len)] | |
symm_subs << substr if substr = substr.reverse | |
end | |
end | |
symm_subs | |
end | |
# Write a method that returns `true` if all characters in the string | |
# are unique and `false` if they are not. | |
def all_unique_chars?(str) | |
letters = str.split('').reject{ |char| char == ' '} | |
letters.uniq.length = letters.length | |
end |
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Write a method that capitalizes each word in a string like a book title
Do not capitalize words like 'a', 'and', 'of', 'over' or 'the'.
LITTLE_WORDS = [
"and",
"the",
"over",
"of",
"a"
]
def titleize(title)
words = title.split(" ")
titleized_string = ""
titleized_words = words.map.each_with_index do |word, i|
if (LITTLE_WORDS.include?(word) && i > 0)
titleized_string = titleized_string + word.downcase + " "
else
titleized_string = titleized_string + word.capitalize + " "
end
end
return titleized_string.rstrip
end
Write a method that returns the largest prime factor of a given integer.
def prime?(num)
(2..num-1).none? { |factor| num % factor == 0 }
end
def largest_prime_factor(num)
num.downto(2) do |factor|
if (num % factor).zero?
return factor if prime?(factor)
end
end
end
Write a symmetric_substrings method that takes a string and returns an array
of substrings that are palindromes, e.g. symmetric_substrings("cool") => ["oo"]
Only include substrings of length > 1.
def symmetric_substrings(str)
symm_subs = ""
str.length.times do |start_pos|
(2..(length - start_pos).each do |len|
substr = str[start_pos...(start_pos + len)]
symm_subs << substr if substr = substr.reverse
end
end
symm_subs
end
Write a method that returns
true
if all characters in the stringare unique and
false
if they are not.def all_unique_chars?(str)
letters = str.split('').reject{ |char| char == ' '}
letters.uniq.length = letters.length
end