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aws s3api list-objects --bucket=mys3bucket \
  --region=us-west-2 \
  --output=text \
  --prefix=myprefix \
  --query='Contents[].[Key]' | \
  xargs -P4 -I % aws s3api put-object-acl \
    --acl=public-read \
    --region=us-west-2 \
    --bucket=mys3bucket \
    --key='%'

phlipper

# shared `label_name` functionality
module Label
  def label_name
    "[#{self.class.to_s.upcase}] - Has a Label Name"
  end
end

# Car - includes `Label`
class Car
  include Label

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# 1. Create a class named Country
class Country
end

# 2. Add the ability to read and write an attribute named "name". This should
#    be done using two methods.
#    HINT: the writer method has the `=` at the end
#    HINT HINT: use an ivar to store the name in the scope of the class
class Country
  def name

phlipper

# define a class
class Cup
  # class definition
  def initialize
    puts "I am initializing ... I should be a new cup"
    @contents = "coffee"
  end
  
  def contents
    @contents

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# example used in warmup quiz
def function(a, b = 1)
  a = a.to_i
 
  if a == 1
    a + 5 / 2
  elsif  a == 2
    a + 5 + 3
  elsif a > 2 && a <= 1000
    a

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a, b = "a", "b"
c = "c"
d = "d"
e = "e"
f = "f"

# define it - ugly style
def function0(arg0, arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5)
  puts "you passed in #{arg0}, #{arg1}, #{arg2}, #{arg3}, #{arg4}, and #{arg5}"
end

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# 1. Create a `day_3` directory under the course directory.

# 2. Save this file under the new folder as `warmup.rb`.

# 3. Assign any string value to a variable.
string = "i hope i do well in class today"

# 4. Assign any whole number to a variable.
b = 42

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[
    {
        "id": "AGO",
        "name": "Angola",
        "population": 21471618,
        "capital": "Luanda",
        "latitude": -8.81155,
        "longitude": 13.242,
        "income_level": "Upper Middle",
        "high_income": false

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# Convert all of the following country data in to a Hash, like that of Angola

# Angola
angola = {
  "id" => "AGO",
  "name" => "Angola",
  "population" => 21_471_618,
  "capital" => "Luanda",
  "latitude" => -8.81155,
  "longitude" => 13.242,

phlipper

# 1. Create a `day_2` directory under the course directory.
# Check!

# 2. Save this file under the new folder as `warmup.rb`.
# Check!

# 3. Assign your favorite vacation location to a variable called `destination`.
destination = "Spain"

# 4. Assign the number of days you'd like to visit to a variable called