A Matter of Time

# quiz.rb

# Write a program that tells you the following:
#
# Hours in a year. How many hours are in a year? - 6pts
# Minutes in a decade. How many minutes are in a decade? - 6pts
# Your age in seconds. How many seconds old are you? - 6pts
#
# Define at least the following methods to accomplish these tasks:
#
# seconds_in_minutes(1) #=> 60 - 3pts
# minutes_in_hours(1) #=> 60 - 3pts
# hours_in_days(1) #=> 24 - 3pts
# days_in_weeks(1) #=> 7 - 3pts
# weeks_in_years(1) #=> 52 - 3pts
#
# If I am 1,111 million seconds old, how old am I?
#   Define an age_from_seconds method - 7pts

seconds_in_minutes = 60
minutes_in_hours = 60
hours_in_days = 24
days_in_weeks = 7
weeks_in_years = 52

# Question 1: hours in a year.

hours_in_year = weeks_in_years * days_in_weeks * hours_in_days

# Question 2: minutes in a decade.

minutes_in_decade = (minutes_in_hours * hours_in_days * days_in_weeks * weeks_in_years) * 10

# Question 3: age in seconds.

def age_in_seconds(age) 
  seconds_in_minutes = 60
  minutes_in_hours = 60
  hours_in_days = 24
  days_in_weeks = 7
  weeks_in_years = 52
  seconds_in_minutes * minutes_in_hours * hours_in_days * days_in_weeks * weeks_in_years * age
end

puts age_in_seconds(25)

# Question 4: if I'm 1,111 million seconds old, how old am I?


def age_from_seconds(seconds) 
  seconds_in_minutes = 60
  minutes_in_hours = 60
  hours_in_days = 24
  days_in_weeks = 7
  weeks_in_years = 52
  seconds / (seconds_in_minutes * minutes_in_hours * hours_in_days * days_in_weeks * weeks_in_years)
end

puts age_from_seconds(1111e6)


# For some reason if we did not have all the variables available inside it would not locate them elsewhere.  Probably not best practice but worked.