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    ##Command Line Basics
What are the terminal commands to:

Create a new folder called "Blah"

mkdir Blah


Move into the newly created "Blah" folder


## geo.js
// You and some friends usually play a gathering game (like a scavenger hunt) using geo-coordinates in a park, but it has gotten so popular that many people want to join in. One of your friends created an API for people to add items hidden in the park, but now you want to build an App to help people decide what to find in the park.

// You are given the following set of data as a result back from an API and you want to sort those results in terms of proximity to the user of your site.

// var myResults = [ {name: "six pack of beer", location: {lat: 37.767182, long: -122.5}},
//           {name: "whacky glasses", location: {lat: 37.767182, long: -122.51}},
//           {name: "whiskey bottle", location: {lat: 37.767282, long: -122.49}},
//           {name: "diving goggles", location: {lat: 37.770282, long: -122.503}},
//           {name: "running shoes", location: {lat: 37.7669, long: -122.457}},
//           {name: "paint brushes", location: {lat: 37.76800, long: -122.4580}}]

## elementGrab.js
document
//#document<!DOCTYPE html><html>…</html><head>…</head><body>…</body></html>

document.head
// <head><meta charset="utf-8"><title>Le DOM playground</title><script src="script.js"></script><link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css"></head>

document.links
// []

document.documentURI

## win.js
/* I'm going to the gym, but if anyone solves wants to integrate the method before I finish, here's how my loop logic works:

1. Check if the square already has the class "selected"
if it doesn't go to 2, otherwise do nothing (I sent a console.log just to make sure shit was happening on the backend)

2. Check the value of playerCounter. If it is even do actions for player1 & odd for player2. Within the loop, I have playerCounter++ to increase the counter and go to the next player.

3. Grab the html div attribute "data-box-id" off the clicked element to push to a player's array. Every box has "1" to "9".

*** Nothing beyond this is tested yet. Mostly theory ***

## objectStructure.js


{
  workout: { // workout table
    name: "Chest",
    role: "strength",
    exercises: [ // exercise table
      {
        name: "Bench press",
        sets: [

## string.rb
string = "g7fj10jsofo2invwoqnfvoi34rngua8vhqjefoainwekfuvy3nbf".downcase

string_count = 0
alphabet =[
  "a",
  "b",
  "c",
  "d",
  "e",
  "f",

## args_test.rb
# gem install pry - form terminal
# ruby file_name.rb

require 'pry'

def hello(*args)

  # reset base to inside the array
  arg_base = args[0]

## Readme
## Random string generator
This solution generates a string of easily readable characters for activation codes; I didn't want people confusing 8 with B, 1 with I, 0 with O, L with 1, etc.

## 0_reuse_code.js
// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console

## Buttons.html
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	// You and some friends usually play a gathering game (like a scavenger hunt) using geo-coordinates in a park, but it has gotten so popular that many people want to join in. One of your friends created an API for people to add items hidden in the park, but now you want to build an App to help people decide what to find in the park.

	// You are given the following set of data as a result back from an API and you want to sort those results in terms of proximity to the user of your site.

	// var myResults = [ {name: "six pack of beer", location: {lat: 37.767182, long: -122.5}},
	// {name: "whacky glasses", location: {lat: 37.767182, long: -122.51}},
	// {name: "whiskey bottle", location: {lat: 37.767282, long: -122.49}},
	// {name: "diving goggles", location: {lat: 37.770282, long: -122.503}},
	// {name: "running shoes", location: {lat: 37.7669, long: -122.457}},
	// {name: "paint brushes", location: {lat: 37.76800, long: -122.4580}}]
	document
	//#document<!DOCTYPE html><html>…</html><head>…</head><body>…</body></html>

	document.head
	// <head><meta charset="utf-8"><title>Le DOM playground</title><script src="script.js"></script><link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css"></head>

	document.links
	// []

	document.documentURI
	/* I'm going to the gym, but if anyone solves wants to integrate the method before I finish, here's how my loop logic works:

	1. Check if the square already has the class "selected"
	if it doesn't go to 2, otherwise do nothing (I sent a console.log just to make sure shit was happening on the backend)

	2. Check the value of playerCounter. If it is even do actions for player1 & odd for player2. Within the loop, I have playerCounter++ to increase the counter and go to the next player.

	3. Grab the html div attribute "data-box-id" off the clicked element to push to a player's array. Every box has "1" to "9".

	* Nothing beyond this is tested yet. Mostly theory *


	{
	workout: { // workout table
	name: "Chest",
	role: "strength",
	exercises: [ // exercise table
	{
	name: "Bench press",
	sets: [
	string = "g7fj10jsofo2invwoqnfvoi34rngua8vhqjefoainwekfuvy3nbf".downcase

	string_count = 0
	alphabet =[
	"a",
	"b",
	"c",
	"d",
	"e",
	"f",
	# gem install pry - form terminal
	# ruby file_name.rb

	require 'pry'

	def hello(*args)

	# reset base to inside the array
	arg_base = args[0]
	## Random string generator
	This solution generates a string of easily readable characters for activation codes; I didn't want people confusing 8 with B, 1 with I, 0 with O, L with 1, etc.
	// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
	console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console
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	<a href="/subscribe" class="button">Subscribe</a>

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	<a href="/subscribe" class="button button-stretch">Subscribe</a>

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