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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
Payment = Struct.new(:payee, :amount, :tags)
Dateline = Struct.new(:date)
TRANSACTIONS = [
Dateline.new("2015-01-01"),
Payment.new("Milliways", 25476, "dining travel"),
Payment.new("Sirius Cybernetics", 7839),
Payment.new("Old Pink Dog Bar", 2790, "dining"),
Dateline.new("2015-01-02"),
Payment.new("Magrathea", 49900000000000000, "real-estate"),
Payment.new("Big Bang Burger Bar", 4780),
Payment.new("Megadodo", 7850, "travel"),
]
# So you have an array of objects that contain 2 different object types.
# So you want just the payments?
puts TRANSACTIONS.grep(Payment)
# Think about that for a second...
# You did not pass grep a string, you passed in an struct object class.
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