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# Alias for Rails

alias rs="rails s"
alias rc="rails c"
alias restart_sound="sudo kill -9 `ps ax|grep 'coreaudio[a-z]' | awk '{print $1}'`"

alias myaliases='less ~/.bash_aliases'
alias bashp='subl ~/.bash_profile'
alias basha='subl ~/.bash_aliases'
alias bashh='subl ~/.bash_history'

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@function test($statement, $assertion, $expectation) {
  @if $assertion != $expectation {
    $result: "FAIL";
    @return "____ #{$result} ____ " + $statement + " ____ Expected #{$assertion} to equal EXPECTATION: #{$expectation}";
  }
  @if $assertion == $expectation {
    $result: "PASS";
    @return "____ #{$result} ____ " + $statement;
  }
}

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class Api::PostsController < Api::Base
  def create
      service = PostService.new
      service.delegate = Response.new(self)
      service.create_new_post(params[:post])
  end
end

class Response < SimpleDelegator
  def new_post_created_successfully(post)

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class PostsController
  def new
    @post = Post.new
  end

  def create
      service = post_service.new
      service.delegate = self
      service.create_new_post(params[:post])
  end

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class Tester
  public
  def grab(string)
    puts string
  end  
end  
#=> nil
#> grab('asda')
#NoMethodError: undefined method `grab' for main:Object
#from (pry):7:in `__pry__'

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SearchEngine.first.terms.where(name: term.downcase).first_or_create do |term|
  SearchEngine.first.terms << term
end

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class SearchEngine < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_and_belongs_to_many :terms
  has_many :searches, through: :terms
end

class Term < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_and_belongs_to_many :searches
  has_and_belongs_to_many :searche_engines
end

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require 'benchmark'
require 'bigdecimal/math'

number = 0
array = Array.new(15){ Array.new(15, number += 1) }

def spiral(array)
  spiral = []
  spiral << array.delete_at(0)
  return spiral.flatten if array.empty?

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Benjamin Angel

Professional Experience

Dev Bootcamp - April 2013 - July 2013

Student and Teaching Assistant

Going through Dev Bootcamp was like being thrown into a furnace. It taught me how resilient I can be, but also how to not let the stress and anxiety of work interfere with working on a team. I learned that whether or not I readily know how to solve a challenge, I can figure out the best path towards a solution.

For a more detailed recount on specific skills and experiences, check me out on Github, LinkedIn, and my blog

Rise Up – Full Circle September 2012-May 2013

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Challenge 1:

99 bottles of beer on the wall

Write a function bottle_song which takes as its input a positive integer n representing the number of starting bottles in the song. Pick a reasonable format and print out all the lines to the song.

Challenge 2: Roman Numerals

Write a method that converts an integer to its Roman numeral equivalent, i.e., 476 => 'CDLXXVI'.

Arabic ==> Roman 4 ==> IV