Jason Sun-Wukong

## RssParse.rb
require 'open-uri'
require 'atom'
require 'rss'

url = 'http://http://www.idealist.org/search/v2/feeds?qs=QlpoOTFBWSZTWQ9xiVwAAFAfgAMAMAIBAAAAvuXfgCAAiQlNU2k000GRkAkiFPaJqekZPU9RjYc3Umi5ZZ3U6lROLCSMeYiTZpDlh2Zxx7nN2ZK5m0jZXPY2kqK5kMaJmtlmPTm4YhVwPU5IXBZKdOChLyRsT_jBOREpNY0YpeBSFD8XckU4UJAPcYlc'

open(url) do |rss|
	feed = RSS::Parser.parse(rss)
	puts "Title: #{feed.channel.title}"
	feed.items.each.do |item|

## HmwkDemo.lua
-- Creating variables with Lua

weather = "Rainy"
mood = "lousy"
hungry = " yaaasss"

-- Getting the computer to "speak" our variables back to us

print(" Today's weather is pretty " .. weather ..", I'm feeling " .. mood .. ", and " .. hungry ..", I'm that hungry" )

## Conditionals.lua
-- teaching our computer to make decisions

-- To start, let's create some variables that track our input
print( "Hey, are you tired right now? ( type yes or no ) " )
tired = io.read() -- makes our tired variable what we type in

print( "I almost forgot, what's your name?" )
myName = io.read()

-- Now we add some basic conditions

## Tables.lua
-- How to create tables... or super variables and put them to use

-- Tables are containers for values
myTable = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 }

-- now, let's walk through our table
for i = 1, 6 do
  print( myTable[ i ] )-- i is the index or the current position in the table
end

## Functions.lua
-- Functions are special instructions packed into a function keyword
-- They allow you to pack complex instructions for reuse

local function addMe( a, b ) -- in this function, a and b are what's being fed in. We call these arguments
  return a + b
end -- always end your functions with this word

print( "Enter a number " )
number1 = io.read()
number2 = io.read()

## ClassDemo.lua
-- Creating a class, or the blueprints for our objects in games and apps

-- Making a class is just like a function

function animalFactory( name )
  local animal = { -- a table with the values of our animal object
    name = "kitteh",
    says = "nyan",
    position = { x = 0, y = 0 }
  }

## ContionsNLoops.py
# Setting up conditional statement

print("Enter Your age")
myAge = raw_input()

if myAge >= 10: # The state of an if / else statement
    print( "You're not a kid anymore." )
elif myAge <= 19: # Use elif for additional conditions... kinda like elseif
    print( "You must be a teen!" )


## qPython Help.py
print ( "Welcome, to the World of Games and I'm the god of this world people call Kami, other knows me as the Narrator." )
print ( "Oh, great adventure could I ask you your name? (Insert Name)" )

myName = raw_input()

 if myName == 'Kami':
    print ( "Hey my name is Kami you can't use this name!" ) # when using python, make sure to use 4 spaces

 else: #colon was missing
    print ( "Uhh, nice name I guess. Well let's get the show on the road, oh yeah can I ask you how old you are? (Insert Age)" )

## index.html
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
	<head>
		<meta charset="UTF-8">
		<title>Jason Scoon</title>

		<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"/>
		<link rel="stylesheet" href="./css/style.css"/>

		<!--[if lt IE 9]>

## bottle_app.py
import bottle
import pymongo
import os
from bottle import request, route, run, abort, response


client = pymongo.MongoClient( os.environ['MONGO_DB_ENDPOINT'], os.environ['MONGO_DB_PORT'] )
my_library = db.library # library collection

# Note: closing the connection to the MongoDB instance is highly recommended as per each API endpoint.
	require 'open-uri'
	require 'atom'
	require 'rss'

	url = 'http://http://www.idealist.org/search/v2/feeds?qs=QlpoOTFBWSZTWQ9xiVwAAFAfgAMAMAIBAAAAvuXfgCAAiQlNU2k000GRkAkiFPaJqekZPU9RjYc3Umi5ZZ3U6lROLCSMeYiTZpDlh2Zxx7nN2ZK5m0jZXPY2kqK5kMaJmtlmPTm4YhVwPU5IXBZKdOChLyRsT_jBOREpNY0YpeBSFD8XckU4UJAPcYlc'

	open(url) do \|rss\|
	feed = RSS::Parser.parse(rss)
	puts "Title: #{feed.channel.title}"
	feed.items.each.do \|item\|
	-- Creating variables with Lua

	weather = "Rainy"
	mood = "lousy"
	hungry = " yaaasss"

	-- Getting the computer to "speak" our variables back to us

	print(" Today's weather is pretty " .. weather ..", I'm feeling " .. mood .. ", and " .. hungry ..", I'm that hungry" )
	-- teaching our computer to make decisions

	-- To start, let's create some variables that track our input
	print( "Hey, are you tired right now? ( type yes or no ) " )
	tired = io.read() -- makes our tired variable what we type in

	print( "I almost forgot, what's your name?" )
	myName = io.read()

	-- Now we add some basic conditions
	-- How to create tables... or super variables and put them to use

	-- Tables are containers for values
	myTable = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 }

	-- now, let's walk through our table
	for i = 1, 6 do
	print( myTable[ i ] )-- i is the index or the current position in the table
	end
	-- Functions are special instructions packed into a function keyword
	-- They allow you to pack complex instructions for reuse

	local function addMe( a, b ) -- in this function, a and b are what's being fed in. We call these arguments
	return a + b
	end -- always end your functions with this word

	print( "Enter a number " )
	number1 = io.read()
	number2 = io.read()
	-- Creating a class, or the blueprints for our objects in games and apps

	-- Making a class is just like a function

	function animalFactory( name )
	local animal = { -- a table with the values of our animal object
	name = "kitteh",
	says = "nyan",
	position = { x = 0, y = 0 }
	}
	# Setting up conditional statement

	print("Enter Your age")
	myAge = raw_input()

	if myAge >= 10: # The state of an if / else statement
	print( "You're not a kid anymore." )
	elif myAge <= 19: # Use elif for additional conditions... kinda like elseif
	print( "You must be a teen!" )
	print ( "Welcome, to the World of Games and I'm the god of this world people call Kami, other knows me as the Narrator." )
	print ( "Oh, great adventure could I ask you your name? (Insert Name)" )

	myName = raw_input()

	if myName == 'Kami':
	print ( "Hey my name is Kami you can't use this name!" ) # when using python, make sure to use 4 spaces

	else: #colon was missing
	print ( "Uhh, nice name I guess. Well let's get the show on the road, oh yeah can I ask you how old you are? (Insert Age)" )
	<!DOCTYPE HTML>
	<html>
	<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<title>Jason Scoon</title>

	<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"/>
	<link rel="stylesheet" href="./css/style.css"/>

	<!--[if lt IE 9]>
	import bottle
	import pymongo
	import os
	from bottle import request, route, run, abort, response


	client = pymongo.MongoClient( os.environ['MONGO_DB_ENDPOINT'], os.environ['MONGO_DB_PORT'] )
	my_library = db.library # library collection

	# Note: closing the connection to the MongoDB instance is highly recommended as per each API endpoint.