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# Compare Fibonacci! | |
# At this point you should be good at refactoring your code to make it better, | |
# but do you feel comfortable determining "good" vs. "bad" code? In this exercise | |
# you will evaluate four different solutions to the same challenge and evaluate | |
# their clarity, effectiveness, and overall "good"ness. | |
# By the end of this challenge, you should be able to: | |
# 1) Confidently read other people's code and figure out how it works | |
# 2) Recognize good and not so good practices | |
# 3) Consider ways to improve solutions |
=begin | |
Anh Kim Hoang | |
Phase 0, Unit 2, Week 1 | |
Challenge: Boggle Class from Methods | |
Requirements: | |
1.Create a class BoggleBoard that includes the functionality of your methods from the previous challenge. | |
2.One method at a time, create a test to access your new boggle_board object. | |
The first method should be #create_word. | |
Then, write methods for #get_row and #get_col. |