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## keybase.md

      
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    Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am ciprianna on github.
I am ciprianna (https://keybase.io/ciprianna) on keybase.
I have a public key ASDsxpwL81PFvFAey6pQ66CDOEFAE_jKvw31LSoqRgnGDAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

  
## add_shoe.erb
<head><center><h1>Add a New Shoe</h1></center></head>
<body>
  <center>
    <form action="/save_new_shoe">
      <p>Product name
      <input type="text" name="name" placeholder="Product Name"></p>
      <p>Cost
      <input type="number" name="cost" placeholder="Cost"></p>
      <p>Color
      <input type="text" name="color" placeholder="Color"></p>

## app.rb
# Driver
require "sqlite3"
require_relative "menu_module.rb"
require_relative "validity_module.rb"
require_relative "database_class_methods.rb"
require_relative "database_instance_methods.rb"
require_relative "shoes.rb"
require_relative "location.rb"
require_relative "category.rb"

## app.rb
# Driver

require "sqlite3"
require_relative "shoes.rb"
require_relative "location.rb"
require_relative "category.rb"

# Creates the database connection
DATABASE = SQLite3::Database.new("shoe_inventory.db")

## checksplitter.rb
# Check Splitter Info

# Check Splitter

# Creates new class called CheckSplitter
class CheckSplitter

  # Shows which attributes are accessible
  attr_accessor :total_cost, :tip_percentage, :people, :args

## resource_class.rb
# Resource Class
require "sqlite3"


# Creates the database connection
DATABASE = SQLite3::Database.new("pets.db")

# Creates the table
# DATABASE.execute("CREATE TABLE cats (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT, age INTEGER);")

## dinner_club.rb
# Dinner Club

require './club_event.rb'

class DinnerClub

  attr_accessor :running_balance, :club_history

  # Creates an empty hash to store the dinner club members and their balance.
  # Makes the default value of the hash 0, so that new members can be added.

## gems_vs_apis.markdown

      
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                Gems and APIs
              
          
    Gems vs. APIs

Ruby Gems and APIs are both useful for expanding capabilities of a given program.
A Ruby Gem is a piece of code or files that a user has packaged for distribution and use for all other Ruby users. It serves a specific purpose (or related group of purposes) and is written by Ruby users. It can be continually updated and collaborated on. Gems are available on a public hub (Ruby Gems) for all Ruby users.
APIs are raw code output. They're the pure data without any wrapping/formatting of any kind. Programs build user interfaces on the APIs to make them user-friendly. This can be done using a gem, if someone has created a gem for this purpose. Gems don't require authentication or access, while APIs do, because APIs are often producing large amounts of data that's being used to run/build a program.

  
## paragraph_truncator.rb
require "active_support"
require "active_support/core_ext/String/filters.rb"

puts "What paragraph would you like to truncate?"
paragraph = gets.chomp

puts "How many characters would you like to have?"
character_length = gets.to_i

puts paragraph.truncate(character_length)

## app.rb
# Rock Paper Scissors
require './game.rb'


# This section gets inputs from the user and stores them as player1 and player2.
puts "Let's play Rock-Paper-Scissors."
puts "\n"
puts "Who's player 1?"
name_one = gets.chomp.capitalize
puts "And who is #{name_one} playing against? Or type 'computer' if you'd like to play against the machine."
	<head><center><h1>Add a New Shoe</h1></center></head>
	<body>
	<center>
	<form action="/save_new_shoe">
	<p>Product name
	<input type="text" name="name" placeholder="Product Name"></p>
	<p>Cost
	<input type="number" name="cost" placeholder="Cost"></p>
	<p>Color
	<input type="text" name="color" placeholder="Color"></p>
	# Driver
	require "sqlite3"
	require_relative "menu_module.rb"
	require_relative "validity_module.rb"
	require_relative "database_class_methods.rb"
	require_relative "database_instance_methods.rb"
	require_relative "shoes.rb"
	require_relative "location.rb"
	require_relative "category.rb"
	# Check Splitter Info

	# Check Splitter

	# Creates new class called CheckSplitter
	class CheckSplitter

	# Shows which attributes are accessible
	attr_accessor :total_cost, :tip_percentage, :people, :args
	# Resource Class
	require "sqlite3"


	# Creates the database connection
	DATABASE = SQLite3::Database.new("pets.db")

	# Creates the table
	# DATABASE.execute("CREATE TABLE cats (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT, age INTEGER);")
	# Dinner Club

	require './club_event.rb'

	class DinnerClub

	attr_accessor :running_balance, :club_history

	# Creates an empty hash to store the dinner club members and their balance.
	# Makes the default value of the hash 0, so that new members can be added.
	require "active_support"
	require "active_support/core_ext/String/filters.rb"

	puts "What paragraph would you like to truncate?"
	paragraph = gets.chomp

	puts "How many characters would you like to have?"
	character_length = gets.to_i

	puts paragraph.truncate(character_length)
	# Rock Paper Scissors
	require './game.rb'


	# This section gets inputs from the user and stores them as player1 and player2.
	puts "Let's play Rock-Paper-Scissors."
	puts "\n"
	puts "Who's player 1?"
	name_one = gets.chomp.capitalize
	puts "And who is #{name_one} playing against? Or type 'computer' if you'd like to play against the machine."