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Product Plan - Julia Bouvier

Learning Goals

• Learn how to write in C#
• Learn the basics of designing a 2d game in Unity

Problem Statement

A platformer game that follows a cat's journey in the cat dimension.

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Capstone Concept Idea 1 - Cat Dimension Game

Synopsis/proplem statement: A platformer game that follows a cat's journey in the cat dimension

Features:

• Collecting gems you can use to cash in for skills to fight bosses
• Obstacles and mini monsters in each level before you reach the boss
• Unlock skins to use for cat character(Schrodinger's cat - sometimes zombie cat, sometimes live cat)
• Follow the laser level

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Julia Bouvier

juliabouv@gmail.com | [GitHub] | [Linkedin]

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Hello! I’m Julia! A software development student at Ada Developers Academy.

I have always had a drive for creative pursuits at the intersection of technology. With a Bachelor’s in Film and Media Studies, I have enjoyed a career in videography and office management. I have constantly sought ways to challenge myself, expand my creative and technical skillset, and find problems to solve. When I first began to self-teach coding utilizing the vast amount of online resources, I immediately knew it was for me. The potential to think creatively to solve problems and design along with the constant need for flexibility and adaptability is incredibly fulfilling.

I am excited to pursue a career in programming where I can constantly learn and be challenged while loving what I do.

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# Create an array called student_data to hold each hash of student information
student_data = []

# Run times loop to create 5 student profiles
5.times do
    # create student hash to store student data
    # assign variable inside loop to create new object id in memory for each student
    student = {}
    # assign full name to student_name variable
    puts "Enter student's full name."

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#  Many companies have password requirements (must include a letter, a number and a symbol for example and require a password of a specific length). We're going to write a program that will read in a proposed password and only accept it, if it meets all rules.  


# create function that sets up password
def password_setup()
  #  * Prompt user for input (for a new password)
  puts "Please create a password:"
  #  * Read in the proposed Password to variable password
  password = gets.chomp

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# Create 3 arrays that will store student names, student ID numbers, and student email addresses
names = []
numbers = []
emails = []

# Run times loop 5 times to generate 5 student profiles
5.times do |i|
  # Get 5 first names and 5 last names, and add them to names array formatted together
  puts "Enter student's first name."
  first_name = gets.chomp.upcase

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puts "Thank you for voting!"
puts "Election candidates are: Zelda, Daxter, and Arya."

# Initialize loop control value of 0 for each candidate.
votes = {
  "Zelda" => 0, 
  "Daxter" => 0, 
  "Arya" => 0
}

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# Exercise 1

puts "Let's play the guess a number game!"
# generates a random number including 0, but not including 1000
rand_num = rand(0...1000)
# ask user for integer guess
puts "\nGuess a number between 1-1000."
guess = gets.chomp.to_i
# initialize attempts variable to track number of tries
attempts = 1

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# In one Ruby file, write code to solve the problems below. Your code should print out each problem statement, followed by the output from the conditional statement(s).

# save string to prompt variable
prompt = "> "

# 1
puts "1. Prompt for a number. If the number is greater than 70, print PASSING; otherwise, print NOT PASSING."

puts "\nPlease enter a number:"
print prompt

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# Ask the user how much money they have.
puts "How much money ya got?"
print "> "
# Apply user input to money variable
# Convert string to float object type
money = gets.chomp.to_f

# Handle when the buyer enters an invalid amount for the money.
until money > 0
  puts "You're broke, come back when you have money."