Hunter Chapman bootcoder

## gist:9405030
def get_grade(array)
  average = array.inject(:+).to_f / array.length

  case average
  when 0..59
    "F"
  when 60..69
    "D"
  when 70..79
    "C"

## gc1_pseudocode.js
// pseudo for u1_w2_c5.js
//
// write 3 functions to calculate the sum, mean and median of even and odd arrays


// create variable total and set equal to 0
//
// Sum
// create a function sum, that takes a single input as an argument.
//

## gist:9729321
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>

    <head>
        <script type="text/javascript">

var player = {
name: "Eddie Murphy",
};
var ogre = {

## gist:9966851
def north_korean_cipher(coded_sentence)
  input = coded_sentence.downcase.split("") # takes the input and splits each letter into its own string. Check out this method in IRB to see how it works! Also refer to the ruby docs.
  decoded_sentence = [] #blank array
  cipher = {"e" => "a",   # This is technically a shift of four letters...Can you think of a way to automate this? Is a hash
            "f" => "b",   # the best data structure for this problem? What are the pros and cons of hashes?
            "g" => "c",
            "h" => "d",
            "i" => "e",
            "j" => "f",
            "k" => "g",

## roman_nums.rb

# ORIGINAL CODE (NOT ALTERED)
# def to_roman(num)
#   roman_values = { 'M'=>1000,
#                    'D'=>500,
#                    'C'=>100,
#                    'L'=>50,
#                    'X'=>10,
#                    'V'=>5,
#                    'I'=>1}

## 0_reuse_code.js
// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console

## gist:096d0d7baddb1a806893
####################################
####################################
####################################
#######     METAGAME     ###########
#######     SCHEMAS      ###########
#######                  ###########
#######   Contributors   ###########
#######                  ###########
#######     BootCoder    ###########
#######    MisterDamon   ###########

## gist:f09c7d9576afa2cdcb69
var handleBarListener = function() {

    $(".ajax-private-profile-button").on("ajax:success", function(event, data, status, xhr){
      console.log("INSIDE ajax-private-profile-button");
      console.log(data);
      $(".old-profile").fadeOut("slow");
      setTimeout(function(){$(".private-profile-handlebars").fadeIn();}, 1000);
      var templateIndexSource = $(".private-profile-template").html();
      // debugger;
      // console.log(templateIndexSource);

## application.js
$(document).ready(function() {
  // This is called after the document has loaded in its entirety
  // This guarantees that any elements we bind to will exist on the page
  // when we try to bind to them

  // See: http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Introducing_$(document).ready()

  Person = function(attribute){
    this.attributes = attributes
  }

## application.js
$(document).ready(function() {
  // This is called after the document has loaded in its entirety
  // This guarantees that any elements we bind to will exist on the page
  // when we try to bind to them

  // See: http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Introducing_$(document).ready()

  Person = function(attribute){
    this.attributes = attributes
  }
	def get_grade(array)
	average = array.inject(:+).to_f / array.length

	case average
	when 0..59
	"F"
	when 60..69
	"D"
	when 70..79
	"C"
	// pseudo for u1_w2_c5.js
	//
	// write 3 functions to calculate the sum, mean and median of even and odd arrays


	// create variable total and set equal to 0
	//
	// Sum
	// create a function sum, that takes a single input as an argument.
	//
	<!DOCTYPE HTML>
	<html>

	<head>
	<script type="text/javascript">

	var player = {
	name: "Eddie Murphy",
	};
	var ogre = {
	def north_korean_cipher(coded_sentence)
	input = coded_sentence.downcase.split("") # takes the input and splits each letter into its own string. Check out this method in IRB to see how it works! Also refer to the ruby docs.
	decoded_sentence = [] #blank array
	cipher = {"e" => "a", # This is technically a shift of four letters...Can you think of a way to automate this? Is a hash
	"f" => "b", # the best data structure for this problem? What are the pros and cons of hashes?
	"g" => "c",
	"h" => "d",
	"i" => "e",
	"j" => "f",
	"k" => "g",

	# ORIGINAL CODE (NOT ALTERED)
	# def to_roman(num)
	# roman_values = { 'M'=>1000,
	# 'D'=>500,
	# 'C'=>100,
	# 'L'=>50,
	# 'X'=>10,
	# 'V'=>5,
	# 'I'=>1}
	// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
	console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console
	####################################
	####################################
	####################################
	####### METAGAME ###########
	####### SCHEMAS ###########
	####### ###########
	####### Contributors ###########
	####### ###########
	####### BootCoder ###########
	####### MisterDamon ###########
	var handleBarListener = function() {

	$(".ajax-private-profile-button").on("ajax:success", function(event, data, status, xhr){
	console.log("INSIDE ajax-private-profile-button");
	console.log(data);
	$(".old-profile").fadeOut("slow");
	setTimeout(function(){$(".private-profile-handlebars").fadeIn();}, 1000);
	var templateIndexSource = $(".private-profile-template").html();
	// debugger;
	// console.log(templateIndexSource);
	$(document).ready(function() {
	// This is called after the document has loaded in its entirety
	// This guarantees that any elements we bind to will exist on the page
	// when we try to bind to them

	// See: http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Introducing_$(document).ready()

	Person = function(attribute){
	this.attributes = attributes
	}