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# hours in a year, minutes in a decade, my age in seconds, author's age.
require 'date'

class DatesAndtimes
  attr_reader :minute, :day, :year, :now, :seconds, :age, :result
  def initialize
    @seconds  = 60
    @minute   = 60
    @day      = 24
    @year     = 365.242

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# screencast #2 b = 1 - bc var a and bar or diff objects with diff objects_id's
# screencast #2 x = 2 bc 1 plus 1 equals 2 (the value of x was changed by adding 1 to it)


# below you will find chapter 5
# => ask the user for a their frist name
# => ask the user for their middle name
# => ask the user for their last name
# => output, nice to meet you 'their name'
# => ask the user for their favorit number

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#screencast #3 - Not really sure if I did this right. I have never asked for the class of a class of a string
1 => float
2 => String
3 => Range
4 => Class
5 => Class?? like I said wasn't sure what to do here, "hello".class.class is class, "hello".class is String

#screencast #4, very cool method, not sure when one would use this but I did read that it was faster then downcase
#Method number 1
"Troy" == "troy" 

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# => 100 bottles of beer on the wall
# => 100 bottles of beer
# => take on down, pass it around
# => 99 bottles of beer on the wall
# => 
# => 99 bottles of beer on the wall
# => 99 bottels of beer
# => take on down, pass it around

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class Grandma
  def talk
    bye_counter = 0
    puts "Lets have a talk with Grandma"
    puts "Grandma is hard of hearing so you might have to SHOUT when you talk"
    puts "To leave Grandma's place you have to type BYE 3 times..."
    print "What would you like to say to grandma? "
    while true
      input = gets.chomp
      	if input == input.upcase

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require_relative 'leap_year'

class Display
  def single_year
    puts "Sometimes it would be nice to know if a particular year was a leap year"
    print "What year would you like to know if it was OR will be a leap year?: "
    input = gets.chomp
    answer = SingleLeapYear.new(input)
    answer.leap_year?
    answer.display

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class LeapYearRange
  attr_reader :years, :leap_years

  def initialize(years)
    @years        = years
    @leap_years   = []
  end

  def leap_year?
    years.each do |date|

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#At the bottom of this file you will find a utilities file that I put together for such things as
#lines and clear screen function!!
#I am working on the last screen cast with the answer the 3 question bit! sorry it isn't done!

require_relative 'bottles_beer'
require_relative 'deaf_grandma'
require_relative 'leap_display'
require_relative 'runner_utili'
reset_screen!

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my_number = rand(50)
num_guesses = 0

loop {
	print "choose a number between 1 and 6: "
	guess = gets.chomp.to_i
	num_guesses += 1

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10.downto(0) do |number|
  puts number
end
puts "BLASTOFF!"