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###RSPEC TEST###

describe "POST /account/orders/bids/create" do 

	let(:account) { Account.create(dollars: 100, josh_coins: 100, user_id: "1234", email: "bob@bob.bob") }

	describe "returns correct bid information" do
		
		before do
			@account = account

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###CART_CONTROLLER_SPEC
describe "method calls" do 

	before { @product = create(:product) }

	it "new cart is passed current_user" do 
		expect(Cart).to receive(:new).with(@current_user).and_call_original
		patch :remove_product, {id: @product.id}
	end

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{
  [
    { 
      "user_id" : 2,
      "tweets" : [
        { 
          "content" : "blah blah blah blah",
          "hashtags" : ["this", "that"]
        },
        { 

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$cipher = {
	"C" => 100,
	"XC" => 90,
	"L" => 50,
	"XL" => 40,
	"X" => 10,
	"IX" => 9,
	"V" => 5, 
	"IV" => 4, 
	"I" => 1

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<!-- sinatra only support HTTP verbs GET and POST, so to implement PUT + DELETE HTTP verbs we need to hack a little bit-->

<form action='/tweets/<%=tweet.id%>' method='post'>
  <input type='hidden' name='_method' value='delete' />
  <!-- here, we have a hidden input which magically turns this post request into a delete request. how nice. -->
  <input type='submit' value='X' />
</form>

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## CLASS CONTEXT

class Person
  def self.example_class_method
    puts "We're calling an example class method"
    puts "'self' is always defined.  What is 'self' here?  Let's see."
    p self
    puts "That was self!"
  end

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# here's a simple example of driving your design using tests.
# by running this code and solving the failing tests one by one
# you should be able to finish this challenge easily.
# ask for help if you get stuck.

# consider all the questions (Q:) as you encounter them

# in this universe ...
#   - people own pets
#   - pets eat and walk

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module SuperPowers
	attr_accessor :magic_points

	def initialize
		super
		@magic_points = 0
	end 

	def use_laser_vision
		@magic_points += 1

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require 'spec_helper'

describe "account_controller" do

	describe "GET /accounts" do

		let(:first_account) { Account.create(dollars: 100, josh_coins: 100, user_id: "1234", email: "bob@bob.bo1b") }
		let(:second_account) { Account.create(dollars: 200, josh_coins: 200, user_id: "3456", email: "bob@bob.b1ob") }
		let(:third_account) { Account.create(dollars: 300, josh_coins: 300, user_id: "3156", email: "bob@bob1.bob") }

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# This is how you define your own custom exception classes
class NoOrangesError < StandardError
end

class OrangeTree
  attr_reader :height, :age
  MAX_AGE = 13
  FRUIT_BEARING_AGE = 4

  # Ages the tree one year