make_some_hashes

# Create Hashes for the following use-cases.

# A movie collection that organizes by genres

movies {
  :genre1 => ["movie title 1", "movie title 2", "movie title 3"],
  :genre2 => ["movie title 1", "movie title 2", "movie title 3"],
  :genre3 => ["movie title 1", "movie title 2", "movie title 3"],
  }
}

# Recipes with ingredients

recipes {
  :dish1 => ["ingredient 1", "ingredient2", "ingredient3"],
  :dish2 => ["ingredient 1", "ingredient2", "ingredient3"],
  :dish3 => ["ingredient 1", "ingredient2", "ingredient3"]
}

# User profiles where each user has a list of favorite colors along with 3 personal essays, essay_1, essay_2, essay_3

  # Just be creative, create a bunch of fake data just for the practice of how you would store this data in a structured hash. 
  # Feel free to create a single file, hashes.rb with a bunch of these and send them to me for review. 
  # There are really no wrong answers - there are just more logical ways of storing this sort of data.

# Jimmy / navy blue, green / essay_1, essay_2, essay_3
# Flavia / hot pink, yellow, royal blue / essay_a, essay_b, essay_c
# Grantham / red, scarlet, oxblood / essay_1, essay_2, essay_3
# Steny / green / essay_x, essay_y, essay_z

user_profiles {
  :user => [{ :colors => ["fav_color1", "fav_color2"], {:essays => ["essay_1", "essay_2", "essay_3"]}]
  :Jimmy => [{ :colors => ["navy blue", "green"], {:essays => ["essay_1", "essay_2", "essay_3"]}]
  :Flavia => [{ :colors => ["hot pink", "yellow", "royal blue"], {:essays => ["essay_a", "essay_b", "essay_c"]}]
  :Granthan => [{ :colors => ["red", "oxblood"], {:essays => ["essay_x", "essay_y", "essay_z"]}]
  :Steny => [{ :colors => ["british racing green"], {:essays => ["essay_i", "essay_ii", "essay_iii"]}]
}