fakefarm/amazon.rb

## amazon.rb
# Make the code below work by creating two classes: Item and Cart.
# HINT: It may help to use arrays and hashes inside your Cart class.
# Don't worry about sales tax for now.

class Item
  def initialize(name, price)
    @name = name
    @price = price
  end

  def name
    @name
  end

  def price
    @price
  end
end

class Cart
  def initialize
    @my_cart = []
  end

  def items
    @my_cart
  end

  def add(name, qty)
    my_hash = {:item => name, :quantity => qty}
    items << my_hash
  end

  def total
    t = 0                                   # begin the total at 0
    @my_cart.each do |hash|                 # instance variable is passed block, using 'hash' block variable
      item = hash[:item]                    # cleaning up the request, moving the specific 'hash item' into simply an item variable. This helps make sure the calculation is clean.
      price = item.price                    # moves the price method called on item, into variable
      quantity = hash[:quantity]            # similar to line 52, using hash quantity
      t += price * quantity                 # adding the block into the t local variable to calculate the price
    end                                     # end the block
  end
end


# ------------------------------------
# --- Given instances

ipad = Item.new("iPad 2", 499)
imac = Item.new("iMac 27", 1699)
macbook = Item.new("MacBook Air 13", 1299)
shopping_cart = Cart.new

shopping_cart.add(ipad, 2)
shopping_cart.add(imac, 1)
shopping_cart.add(macbook, 1)

puts shopping_cart.total # => 3996

html_output = File.new("order_summary.html","w")
html_output.puts "<html>"
html_output.puts "<head>"
html_output.puts "<title>Stuff you bought</title>"
html_output.puts "<style>"
html_output.puts "h1{color:red}"
html_output.puts "</style>"
html_output.puts "</head>"
html_output.puts "<body>"
html_output.puts "<h1>test</h1>"
html_output.puts "</body>"
html_output.puts "</html>"
html_output.close
	# Make the code below work by creating two classes: Item and Cart.
	# HINT: It may help to use arrays and hashes inside your Cart class.
	# Don't worry about sales tax for now.

	class Item
	def initialize(name, price)
	@name = name
	@price = price
	end

	def name
	@name
	end

	def price
	@price
	end
	end

	class Cart
	def initialize
	@my_cart = []
	end

	def items
	@my_cart
	end

	def add(name, qty)
	my_hash = {:item => name, :quantity => qty}
	items << my_hash
	end

	def total
	t = 0 # begin the total at 0
	@my_cart.each do \|hash\| # instance variable is passed block, using 'hash' block variable
	item = hash[:item] # cleaning up the request, moving the specific 'hash item' into simply an item variable. This helps make sure the calculation is clean.
	price = item.price # moves the price method called on item, into variable
	quantity = hash[:quantity] # similar to line 52, using hash quantity
	t += price * quantity # adding the block into the t local variable to calculate the price
	end # end the block
	end
	end


	# ------------------------------------
	# --- Given instances

	ipad = Item.new("iPad 2", 499)
	imac = Item.new("iMac 27", 1699)
	macbook = Item.new("MacBook Air 13", 1299)
	shopping_cart = Cart.new

	shopping_cart.add(ipad, 2)
	shopping_cart.add(imac, 1)
	shopping_cart.add(macbook, 1)

	puts shopping_cart.total # => 3996

	html_output = File.new("order_summary.html","w")
	html_output.puts "<html>"
	html_output.puts "<head>"
	html_output.puts "<title>Stuff you bought</title>"
	html_output.puts "<style>"
	html_output.puts "h1{color:red}"
	html_output.puts "</style>"
	html_output.puts "</head>"
	html_output.puts "<body>"
	html_output.puts "<h1>test</h1>"
	html_output.puts "</body>"
	html_output.puts "</html>"
	html_output.close