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def artist_name=(name)
  self.artist = Artist.find_or_create_by_name(name)
  artist.add_song(self) #why not self.add_song(self)??
end

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    def files
        # I think I will need to create an array of file names here of the files whose data I want to import
        @files = []
        Dir.entries(path).select do |file|
            if !File.directory?(file) && file.end_with?(".mp3")
            # why does if need to check file.directory?
                @files << file
            end
        end
    end

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#why does this work? explain syntax and logic

def best_tipper
  best_tipped_meal = meals.max do |meal_a, meal_b|
    meal_a.tip <=> meal_b.tip
  end     
  best_tipped_meal.customer
end

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class Ingredient

    @@all = []

    attr_reader :name

    def initialize(name)
        @name = name
        @@all << self
    end

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    def pass_student(student, test)
        found_test = BoatingTest.all.find { |bt| bt.test_name == test && bt.student == student}
        binding.pry
        if found_test && found_test.test_status != "pass"
            found_test.test_status = "pass"
        elsif !found_test
            found_test = BoatingTest.new(student, test, "pass", self)
        end
        found_test
    end

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Menu.destroy_all
Drink.destroy_all
Ingredient.destroy_all
DrinkIngredient.destroy_all
Shop.destroy_all

# =============================Ingredient seeds=============================
i1 = Ingredient.create(name: "milk")

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import React from 'react'
import ReactMapGL, { Marker, Popup } from 'react-map-gl';
import '../App.css';

const mapMarkers = (userData, setSelectedAppointments, setPopupState) => {
  const nurses = mapNurses(userData.nurses, setSelectedAppointments, setPopupState) || [];
  const patients = mapPatients(userData.patients, setSelectedAppointments, setPopupState) || [];
  return nurses.concat(patients) || null;
}

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Get hype. The next 2-3 weeks of your life are all about your final project. This is the capstone project that you’ll be showing off to demonstrate all the things that you’ve learned over the last few months. This is awesome. Before we dive into what your project is going to be about, we need to establish some ground rules.

Behavioral Expectations
You will show up by 9:00 and leave no sooner than 6:00
You will actively participate in stand-ups, retros, and check-ins
You will complete your MVP by the date it is due
You will adhere to the project decisions made by leads/project managers
You will communicate issues with your project manager
You will be courteous to your classmates, and work together to solve problems
You will have properly researched and debugged before escalating to your project leads.

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Get hype. The next 2-3 weeks of your life are all about your final project. This is the capstone project that you’ll be showing off to demonstrate all the things that you’ve learned over the last few months. This is awesome. Before we dive into what your project is going to be about, we need to establish some ground rules.

Behavioral Expectations
You will show up by 9:00 and leave no sooner than 6:00
You will actively participate in stand-ups, retros, and check-ins
You will complete your MVP by the date it is due
You will adhere to the project decisions made by leads/project managers
You will communicate issues with your project manager
You will be courteous to your classmates, and work together to solve problems
You will have properly researched and debugged before escalating to your project leads.

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@033020 Hey everyone, here are those Flatiron Redux resources (this is going to be long :persevere:):
To prepare for Redux, please read the following pages in the official documentation:
- https://redux.js.org/introduction/motivation
- https://redux.js.org/faq/general#general-when-to-learn
- https://redux.js.org/faq/organizingstate#organizing-state-only-redux-state
   - Just the first one about state.
- https://redux.js.org/faq/performance#performance-scaling
   - Just the first one about scaling.
If you're really itching to get started, you can follow the tutorial series by the master himself, Dan Abramov, linked in the Learning Resources section of the docs:
- Getting Started with Redux - Video Series: https://egghead.io/series/getting-started-with-redux