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puts <<first
1  Push It, Push It Good
   What’s the difference between these two Ruby expressions?
   [1,2,3].push(1,2,3)
   [1,2,3].push([1,2,3])

#You can push items into an array, and it will append the original array 
#with the new data at the end.

1a The first results in [1,2,3,1,2,3] adding the (1,2,3) in order to the array

aguayma

puts "How much is the bill?"

	bill = gets.to_f

puts "The bill is $#{bill}"


puts "How would you like to pay? Visa, Amex, Diners Club?"

	pay = gets.chomp

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puts "Hey Larry! That's your name right?"
you_Larry = gets.chomp

if "Yes".downcase
	puts "I knew you were!! I would recognize that cheap suit anywhere"
else
	puts "Listen here you dirty ba&^$^. You're Larry and theres nothing you can do about it!!"
end

puts <<END 

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puts "How much is the bill?"

	bill = gets.to_f

puts "The bill is $#{bill}"


puts "How would you like to pay? Visa, Amex, Diners Club?"

	pay = gets.chomp

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puts "Hey Larry! That's your name right?"

case gets.chomp
when "yes".downcase
	puts "I knew you were!! I would recognize that cheap suit anywhere"
else
	puts "Listen here you dirty ba&^$^. You're Larry and theres nothing you can do about it!!"
end

puts <<END 

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# Add 2 to the number.
def add_two(number)
  if number.respond_to? :+
    if number.respond_to? :push
      number.push 2
    elsif number.respond_to? :squeeze
      puts "Please enter a valid number!"
    else
      number + 2
    end

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def mad_max(a,b)
		if (a.is_a? Fixnum) && (b.is_a? Fixnum)
			puts [a,b].max
		else 
			if a||b == String
			puts "Please put a valid number"
		end
end
end

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def mad_max(a,b, *rest)
	if (a.is_a? Numeric) && (b.is_a? Numeric)
		puts [a,b].max
	else 
		
		puts "Please put a valid number"

	end
end

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(1..100).each do |n|
	case 
	when (n % 3 == 0) && (n % 5 == 0)
    	puts "FIZZBUZZ"
	when n % 3 == 0
    	puts "Fizz"
	when n % 5 == 0
    	puts "Buzz" 
	else
    	puts n

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class Quadrilateral
	attr_accessor :top, :bottom, :left, :right

	def initialize(left, top, right, bottom)
		@left = left
		@top = top
		@right = right
		@bottom = bottom
	end
	#gets the perimeter of the quads