| class House | |
| attr_accessor :rooms, :furnished, :residents, :address, :price | |
| def initialize(args={}) | |
| @rooms = args.fetch(:rooms, []) | |
| @furnished = args.fetch(:furnished, true) | |
| # THIS FAILS! REASON TO USE .fetch | |
| # @furnished = args[:furnished] || true | |
| end |
| class Cell | |
| attr_accessor :options | |
| def initialize(position, value) | |
| self.options = (1..9).to_a | |
| end | |
| # def options | |
| # puts "running .options with @options #{}" | |
| # @options |
Pick two real-life objects that have some relationship, i.e. a reason to send messages to each other. Define a class for each. Initialize it with data that makes sense, and have at least one other method for each.
Have some runner code that creates one (or more) objects in that class, and tries those methods.
This should take you no longer than 15 minutes.
| This is a quick way for me to share my code with prospective employers. | |
| Python | |
| https://github.com/bluemihai/data-manipulation (CODING CHALLENGE) | |
| https://github.com/bluemihai/chess-games (PERSONAL PROJECT) | |
| https://github.com/bluemihai/python-wiki-cloud (CODING CHALLENGE) | |
| https://github.com/bluemihai/my-codility-solutions (TEST SITE) | |
| https://github.com/bluemihai/my-coderbyte-solutions (TEST SITE) | |
| Ruby on Rails: |