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Coding Challenge #1

When you've completed all exercises, email a .js file with all your answers to admissions@makersquare.com.


Exercise #1.1

Write a function yell that takes a string and console logs that string in all caps.

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harshpatel / MakerSquare Coding Challenge
Created October 22, 2014 20:19
MakerSquare Coding Challenge
# Coding Challenge
This challenge is to see how well you're able to apply Object Oriented Programming concepts to Ruby and JavaScript. During your technical interview, we'll go through your code with you.
This challenge will test your knowledge of
* Classes
* Methods
* Conditionals
* Loops

Coding Challenge

This challenge is to see how well you're able to apply Object Oriented Programming concepts to Ruby and JavaScript. During your technical interview, we'll go through your code with you.

This challenge will test your knowledge of

  • Classes
  • Methods
  • Conditionals
  • Loops
class Card:
"""a credit card object, referenced in both person and bank with which it is associated
has a calculate_interest method, charge method, cash advance method and pay_balance method"""
def __init__(self, person, limit, rate):
self.owner = person
self.limit = limit
self.rate = rate
self.balance = 0
#I guess we could also store each transaction separately with dates, but... no.
print "" %()

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@harshpatel
harshpatel / Rails CRUD App cheatsheet
Created December 16, 2013 15:25
A cheatsheet for quickly creating a new Rails CRUD app.
Step 1: Create the cheatsheet.
@harshpatel
harshpatel / thankyouaustin
Created November 28, 2013 02:51
Thank you Austin
# Thank you Austin!
When we first came to Austin to start [MakerSquare](www.themakersquare.com), we were excited to dive into a growing tech scene with an entrepreneurial spirit. Austin is one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. and we were happy to be in a position to help it grow. Over the past ten months we’ve graduated over 50 developers and currently have an additional 40 students learning Ruby on Rails & JavaScript. People have come from all over the world to take part in MakerSquare, and are leaving with a solid start to their development careers.
Looking back and reflecting on what got us here, we realized we would be nowhere without the support of the Austin community, and for that, we thank you. Austin is a special place to start a company. On behalf of the 56 alumni, 40 students and 16 staff members at MakerSquare, thank you, Austin.
Thank you, [Josh](http://www.twitter.com/joshbaer) and [Capital Factory](http://capitalfactory.com/), for hosting a meetup literally every day of the week.