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# jukebox.rb
class Jukebox
  
	@@jukeboxes = {}

	def initialize (name)
		@@on = true
		@name = name
		@user_tracks = []
		@@jukeboxes[:name] = @user_tracks
		puts "You are now on user #{name}"
	end

	def jukehistory
		@@jukeboxes.each do 
			puts "#{@name} listened to: #{@@jukeboxes[:name]}"
		end
	end


	@@SONGS = [
	  "The Phoenix - 1901",
	  "Tokyo Police Club - Wait Up",
	  "Sufjan Stevens - Too Much",
	  "The Naked and the Famous - Young Blood",
	  "(Far From) Home - Tiga",
	  "The Cults - Abducted",
	  "The Phoenix - Consolation Prizes"
	]
	# list, play, help, exit

	def list
		if @@on
			@@SONGS.each.with_index do |song, index|
				puts (index + 1).to_s + ". " + song
			end
		else
			puts "please turn the Jukebox on first, #{@name}"
			return
		end
	end

	def play
		if @@on
			puts "Please select the song number you would like to play"
			number = gets.strip.to_i
			number -= 1
			puts "You are currently playing #{@@SONGS[number]}"
			@user_tracks << @@SONGS[number]
		else
			puts "please turn the Jukebox on first, durr"
			return
		end
	end

	def help
		if @@on
			puts "to see all available songs type '(your jukebox's name).list'"
			puts "to play a song type play then select its index number from the list"
			puts "to turn the jukebox off type exit"
		else
			puts "please turn the Jukebox on first, durr"
			return
		end
	end

	def exit
		@@on = false
	end

end

#instantiate class

# jukebox = Jukebox.new('jack')
# play = jukebox.play
# play = jukebox.play
# play = jukebox.play
# jukehistory = jukebox.jukehistory

Used a hash instead of nested arrays