ruby_hash_exercise.rb

# In DOS type
###  cd \workshop
###  mkdir ruby_exercises
###  cd ruby_exercises

# Open the e editor
###  e .

# Create a new file called hash_exercise.rb



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### EXERCISE 1
#Lookup in a hash
translation_hash = { :one => "un", :two => "deux", :three=> "trois" }

puts '### EXERCISE 1'
puts "1 is #{translation_hash[:one]}"
puts "2 is #{translation_hash[:two]}"
puts "50 is #{translation_hash[:fifty]}"



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### EXERCISE 2

#puts '### EXERCISE 2'
#puts "The numbers I know how to translate are #{translation_hash.keys}"


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### EXERCISE 3
#Make something fun
def use_kinyarwanda my_hash
	my_hash[:one] = 'Rimwe'
	my_hash[:two] = 'Kabiri'
	my_hash[:three] = 'Gatatu'
end

#puts '### EXERCISE 3'
puts "In French: #{translation_hash}"
use_kinyarwanda(translation_hash)
puts "In Kinyarwanda: #{translation_hash}"
puts "1 is #{translation_hash[:one]}"
puts "2 is #{translation_hash[:two]}"
puts "50 is #{translation_hash[:fifty]}"