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RosaTheDev / websaite_likes_and_dislikes.md
Last active December 4, 2021 18:58
website likes and dislikes

Richard:

likes (https://cooking.nytimes.com/:) 1)how clean the website looks; with the whole page taking up most of the screen on the macbook. 2) I like how everything when you first go to the site is clickable, it makes it very clear to the user that I can interact with this page to find more information about that delicious cookie. 3) the colors with the Red and White looks clean and elegant instead of an ad heavy website like tasty.

Dislikes(not from the NYT website:)

  1. Dislike how tasty website looked, the fonts made it look childish and gave off the vibe that the food will be no good
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RosaTheDev / whats_cooking_DTR.md
Created December 3, 2021 21:36
Whats Cooking DTR

Group Member Names: Richard Rosa-Serrano, Devon Wigle, Thomas Nguyen

Goals and expectations:

  • Complete the project!!

Schedule Expectations (When are we available to work together and individually?):

  • Keep in consideration that Devon has small humans to care for on the daily, and not available from 5pm CST - 7:30pm CST
  • Thomas works like a G at nights, not availiable from Wednesday - Sunday from 7pm EST
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RosaTheDev / game.md
Created March 2, 2018 18:35
game gist

def guess_response puts "Guess again!" gets.to_i end

puts "I have generated a random number for you to guess, what is your guess?" guess = gets.to_i correct_answer = rand(100) + 1

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RosaTheDev / RichardRosaSerrano_Prework_Day5.md
Created February 22, 2018 18:32
Richard Rosa-Serrano's Prework for Turing School of Software and Design

In your prework gist, answer the following questions regarding the string, “Turing”. What ruby command would we use to get:

The “T” from “Turing”.

"Turing"[0]

The length of “Turing”.

"Turing".length

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RosaTheDev / RichardRosaSerrano_Prework_Day4.md
Created February 21, 2018 17:25
Richard Rosa-Serrano's Prework for Turing School of Software and Design

Numerics and Arithmetic

  1. What is the difference between integers and floats?

An integer is just one number such as "1" or "2", meanwhile a float is a number that contains a decimal after the integer such as "1.0" or "2.4". You can use both when applying math. but once you use a float nubdr then the answer wil; be in float form.

  1. What is the ruby command to find 2 to the 2nd power?

The command is "**" using this will get you the second power

Read through 29 Behaviors That Will Make You an Unstoppable Programmer

Pick out 3 behaviors that resonate with you in the list and describe why they resonate with you in a reflection (4-6 sentences).

  1. Obtain an obnoxious amount of Stick-To-Itiveness

I noticed that becoming a programmer takes takes a lot of dedication, and a lot of motivation. You are constantly learinging something new and it takes alot of work to teach youeself how to learn a new framework or a new programming language. I chose to do coding because I have in intrest in it and also I love constantly learning something new, the fact that as a software developer you have to keep up to date and keep learning it seems like the perfect fit mainly because no matter how much of an expert you are, you can still be a beginner at anytime so you have to keep that open mind to learn.

  1. Understand that "Code is cheap"
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RosaTheDev / RichardRosaSerrano_Prework_Day3.md
Created February 9, 2018 21:07
Richard Rosa-Serrano's Prework for Turing School of Software and Design

What is a pomodoro break? The pomodoro break is a time management technique that traditionally uses an intense period od study or work usually lasting around 25 minutes. When the 25 minutes is up then usually you are able to take a short break. This technique is repeated until the orginal task is complete.

Variables

How do you create a variable? You can make a variable by just giving your input a name such as: This_is_five = 5. Variables don't have to be just intergets they could be strings as well. This_is_my_string = "Hello Turing School"

What did you learn about the rules for naming variables? I learned that there are certain names that you cant give variables. If the variable are just all numbers then your variable would come back as an error, or if the variable has a dash in it, or if it starts with a number it would all come back as an error.

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RosaTheDev / RichardRosaSerrano_PreworkDay2.md
Last active February 9, 2018 20:44
Richard Rosa-Serrano's Prework for Turing School of Software and Design

What is the ruby commmand used to output something to the terminal? The ruby command to output something into the terminal is $ruby How is a ruby file run from the command line? You run a fuby file from the command line by inputting "ruby" + "the name of your file" +".rb" ex: ruby file_size.rb If a # is at the beginning of a rube line in Atom, what does that indicate? It indicates that the line will become a comment # is how you comment in Ruby. What will "Turing".length return? It would return 6, because there are six letters in Turing.

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RosaTheDev / RichardRosaSerrano_Prework.md
Last active March 2, 2018 04:44
Richard Rosa-Serrano's Prework for Turing School of Software and Design

Day 1 prework: Did you run into any issues? Not really, although I did notice in my terminal that I had to open Atom first, close it, then type in atom . into my terminal inorder for it to open properly otherwise I was given an "unable to open" message. How do you open Atom from your Terminal? you open atom by typing into the terminal "atom ." What is the file extension for a Ruby file? the file extension for a ruby file is .rb What is the Atom shortcut for hiding/ showing your file tree view? command +
What is the Atom shortcut for quickly finding a file (fuzzy finder)? command + f What does pwd stand for, and how is this command helpful? pwd stands for "print/present working directory" What does ls do? What about cd and mkdir? ls looks at the folder you are in and lists the files in that folder. cd changes the directory and allows you to navigate. mkdir makes a new directory. What does hostname tell you, and what shows up in YOUR terminal when you type hostname? I'm not sure what hostname exactly does