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I hereby claim:

• I am adriculous on github.
• I am adriculous (https://keybase.io/adriculous) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASBPDxqfUqeNBwFIzQAbI7-iZ_Y1HWhO42TPj3F2Mkm0pQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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# Symbols and Hashes

manga_01 = { title: "Cardcaptor Sakura",mangaka: "CLAMP" }
manga_02 = { title: "Zodiac P.I.",mangaka: "Natsumi Ando" }
manga_03 = { title: "The Kindaichi Case Files",mangaka: "Yozaburo Kanari (writer) & Fumiya Sato (illustrator)" }
manga_04 = { title: "Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch",mangaka: "Michiko Yokote (writer) & Pink Hanamori (illustrator)"}

puts "My favorite manga series is " + manga_01[:title] + " by " + manga_01[:mangaka] + "."

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# Doing some OOP (object oriented programming) where we can create our own objects and define them. I'll be using manga information as my example.

class Manga
     
     attr_accessor :title, :mangaka, :genre
     
     def about_manga
          return "A good #{@genre} manga that I recommend for everyone to read is #{@mangaka}'s #{@title}."
     end
end

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# Doing some OOP (object oriented programming) where we can create our own objects and define them. I'll be using manga information as my example.

class Manga
     def set_title=(title)
          @title = title
     end
     
     def get_title
          return @title
     end

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# This is an actual blog script, built by Ruby. Gotta use class variables, class methods, loops, make your own methods, make your own objects, etc. etc. etc. This ain't no WordPress, by the way.

class Blog
     
     @@all_posts = []
     @@num_posts = 0
     
     def self.all
          @@all_posts
     end

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# You are now at the Always 3 script. It's in Ruby, girl. Hello and welcome!

# Ask the person (user) to provide a number. Any number.
puts "Please, give me your number, I mean A number!"

# Hint: use 'gets' method, convert to an integer using 'to_i', make it a variable
i_number = gets.to_i

# Hmm... PEMDAS? ("Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally")
puts "You know what it is! " + (((i_number + 5) * 2 - 4) / 2 - i_number).to_s + " of course!"

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# You are now at the Always 3 script. It's in Ruby, girl. Hello and welcome!

# Ask the person (user) to provide a number. Any number.
puts "Please, give me your number, I mean A number!"

# Hint: use 'gets' method, convert to an integer using 'to_i', make it a variable
i_number = gets.to_i

# (Refactoring script) Need to refactor using only two variables. I took out the ii_number variable from the old version and left with i_number and fin_number. Maybe...
fin_number = i_number

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# Numerology app. I'm new to this, since I'm completely unfamiliar with Numerology in itself. Okay, here we go! Ganbarimasu!

# the person/user inputs his/her birthday in integer format
puts "Welcome to the Numerology App! Let's start off by giving me your birthdate. Please provide it in MMDDYYYY format. Thank you!"

# using gets to get their birthday to a variable
birthday = gets

# going to use .to_i to convert the inputs to integers in array format
number = birthday[0].to_i + birthday[1].to_i + birthday[2].to_i + birthday[3].to_i + birthday[4].to_i + birthday[5].to_i + birthday[6].to_i + birthday[7].to_i

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# You are now at the Always 3 script. It's in Ruby, girl. Hello and welcome!

# Ask the person (user) to provide a number. Any number.
puts "Please, give me your number, I mean A number!"

# Hint: use 'gets' method, convert to an integer using 'to_i', make it a variable
i_number = gets.to_i

# add 5
ii_number = i_number + 5