Shane Lonergan shanelonergan

## streak-tracker.rb
class User < ApplicationRecord
	has_many :sessions, -> {order "created_at DESC"}

    def streak

        streak_count = 0
        today = Time.now.to_date

        dates_array = self.sessions.map do | session |
            session.created_at.to_date

## example-2.js
function getElementsByClassName2(classNameStr) {

   const elements = [] // the array we will add matching elements to
   const firstChildren = this.children // all the children of the element the function is called on

   return elements
}

## example.html
<html>
<body>
    <div class='parent'>
        <p class='hello'>hello world 1</p>
        <p class='hello'>hello world 2</p>
        <p class='hello'>hello world 3</p>
        <p class='hello'>hello world 4</p>
    </div>
</body>
</html>

## example-1.js
const parent = document.getElementsByClassName('parent')
// =>    <div class='parent'></div>

const helloWorlds = document.getElementsByClassName('hello')
// => [  <p class='hello'>hello world 1</p>,
//       <p class='hello'>hello world 2</p>,
//       <p class='hello'>hello world 3</p>,
//       <p class='hello'>hello world 4</p>  ]

## example-4.js
function getElementsByClassName2(classNameStr) {

   const elements = []
   const firstChildren = this.children

   function checkChildren(child) {

      if (child.classList.contains(classNameStr)) {
         elements.push(child)
      }

## example-3.js
function getElementsByClassName2(classNameStr) {

   function checkChildren(child) {

      // check if the child has a matching class. If so, push the the elements array
      if (child.classList.contains(classNameStr)) {
         elements.push(child)
      }

      // check if that child has children of its own. If so, call checkChildren one each child

## prototype.js
HTMLElement.prototype.getElementsByClassname2 = getElementsByClassName2

## block3.ruby
Time.now.to_date
=> 2019-10-15

## block2.ruby
Time.now
=> 2019-10-15 16:16:16 -0400

## block5.ruby
unique_dates = dates_array.uniq
	class User < ApplicationRecord
	has_many :sessions, -> {order "created_at DESC"}

	def streak

	streak_count = 0
	today = Time.now.to_date

	dates_array = self.sessions.map do \| session \|
	session.created_at.to_date
	function getElementsByClassName2(classNameStr) {

	const elements = [] // the array we will add matching elements to
	const firstChildren = this.children // all the children of the element the function is called on

	return elements
	}
	<html>
	<body>
	<div class='parent'>
	<p class='hello'>hello world 1</p>
	<p class='hello'>hello world 2</p>
	<p class='hello'>hello world 3</p>
	<p class='hello'>hello world 4</p>
	</div>
	</body>
	</html>
	const parent = document.getElementsByClassName('parent')
	// => <div class='parent'></div>

	const helloWorlds = document.getElementsByClassName('hello')
	// => [ <p class='hello'>hello world 1</p>,
	// <p class='hello'>hello world 2</p>,
	// <p class='hello'>hello world 3</p>,
	// <p class='hello'>hello world 4</p> ]
	function getElementsByClassName2(classNameStr) {

	const elements = []
	const firstChildren = this.children

	function checkChildren(child) {

	if (child.classList.contains(classNameStr)) {
	elements.push(child)
	}
	function getElementsByClassName2(classNameStr) {

	function checkChildren(child) {

	// check if the child has a matching class. If so, push the the elements array
	if (child.classList.contains(classNameStr)) {
	elements.push(child)
	}

	// check if that child has children of its own. If so, call checkChildren one each child