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puts "hello world!"

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# My favorite questions from the Wyncode Ruby Units
# 
#UNIT: Ruby syntax.

puts "Ruby Syntax: Float Money"
puts <<FLOATMONEY
------------
| Question |
------------
Someone buys a product from your website for $33.50. 

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puts <<WELCOME
Please complete the lyrics below by entering
the missing word/phrase.  If you make a mistake, 
the test will end.  

Good luck.  Try not to screw up.

				>> Beta version(01.14.2015)

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# Add 2 to the number.
def add_two(number)
  if number.respond_to? :+
    if number.respond_to? :push
      number.push 2
    elsif number.respond_to? :upcase
      #  Your entry is must be a  String
      number + "2"
    else
      number + 2

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def max(num1, num2)
	num1 > num2 ? num1 : num2
end

def test # Assume all entries are numeric
	p max(1,2) == 2  		# (Fixnum, Fixnum)
	p max(2,1) == 2			# (Fixnum, Fixnum)
	p max(0.1, 0.2) == 0.2	# (Float, Float)
	p max(0.2, 0.1)	== 0.2	# (Float, Float)
	p max(1,1.1) == 1.1   	# (Fixnum, Float)

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# Homework assignment.  Ruby Methods 2.  
#  Question #1

def countdown(n=10)
	(0..n).each { |count|
		p (n-count) != 0 ? "#{n-count}" : "Happy New Year!"

# Because .each returns an array that can't be indexed, 
# p will print each element as it gets created
# by the loop.  But "print"  waits unitl the array is complete to spit it out!

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# Method fizzbuzz will have a default num parameter of 15 
# so if I call it by mistake without passing a value, it will return 
# "fizzbuzz" and I will know where to look in my code.

def fizzbuzz(num=15)

# Check for the most intricate condition first!
	if (num % 3 == 0) and (num % 5 == 0)
		puts "FizzBuzz!!!!!!"

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def max(num1, num2, *num)
	num1 > num2 ? num1 : num2
end

def test # Assume all entries are numeric
	p max(1,9,3,5,99,23,115,32,922,3983,38374,28474,10937134) == 9
	p max(1,2) == 2  		# (Fixnum, Fixnum)
	p max(2,1) == 2			# (Fixnum, Fixnum)
	p max(0.1, 0.2) == 0.2	# (Float, Float)
	p max(0.2, 0.1)	== 0.2	# (Float, Float)

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mo = []				#The computer's sequence of lights.  
					#Does not clear through execution
your_entry = []		#The player's sequence of lights.  Clears on every loop
level = 0 			#Counter that increases with every loop. 
					#used to display level and add new index to mo array.

while mo == your_entry #  Will run until player makes a mistake
 
	print "\033c"   # This clears the screen!

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# Dislays the specified character in the shape of a 
# Christmas tree.
# Wyncode bootcamp.  Ruby Classes and OOP

# Arguments for Christmas tree:  
# size = number of lines (Fixnum)
# character = string character to use (String)

class ChristmasTree
	def initialize(size=3, character="X")