Day 4 Homework 1

gistfile1.txt

#You're hosting a conference and need to print badges for the speakers. Each badge should say: "Hello, my name is #_____."

#Write a method that will create and return this message, given a person's name.

#Now the list of speakers is finalized, and you can send the list of badges to the printer. Remember that you'll #need to give this list to the printer, so it should be accessible outside of the method.

#Modify your method so it can take a list of names as an argument and return a list of badge messages.

#Your conference speakers are: Edsger, Ada, Charles, Alan, Grace, Linus and Matz. How you scored these luminaries #is beyond me, but way to go!

#You just realized that you also need to give each speaker a room assignment. You have rooms 1-7. You'll need to #print this for the speakers, so make sure to return a list of room assignments in the form of: "Hello, _____! #You'll be assigned to room _____!"

#Write a method that assigns each speaker to a room, and make sure that each room only has one speaker. Return a #list of room assignments
#Now you have to tell the printer what to print. Create a method that will output the results of the badge method #and schedule method to the screen so the printer can do his thing.
#Write a method to run the rest of your program and print the results to the screen. No other method should print #to the screen.

names = ["Edsger", "Ada", "Charles", "Alan", "Grace", "Linus", "Matz"]
@badges = []
@rooms = []
room = 0


names.each do |name|
  room += 1
    @badges << "Hello, my name is #{name}."
    @rooms << "Hello #{name}! You'll be assigned to room #{room}."
  end


def printer
  puts @badges
  puts @rooms
end

1.times do printer
  end

You should be passing @badges and @rooms into the printer method through arguments, not through increasing the scope to an instance variable.