Lists and arrays

# Accessing hashes and arrays

# Create a set of hashes like below:

student1 = { "first" => "Neal", "last" => "Sales-Griffin", "hometown" => "Chicago" }
student2 = { "first" => "Mike", "last" => "McGee", "hometown" => "Freeport" }
student3 = { "first" => "Jeff", "last" => "Cohen", "hometown" => "Skokie" }
student4 = { "first" => "Raghu", "last" => "Betina", "hometown" => "Goshen" }
student5 = { "first" => "Vince", "last" => "Cabansag", "hometown" => "Sturgis" }

# Create a new array of students containing these hashes.

students = [student1, student2, student3, student4, student5]

# Create a hash that contains the States of the corresponding cities.

states = {"Chicago" => "Illinois", "Freeport" => "Illinois", "Skokie" => "Illinois",
          "Goshen" => "Indiana", "Sturgis" => "Michigan"}

# Automate the task of displaying the students' names along with their
# hometowns and States. Use the .each method. Your output should look like this:

#  Neal Sales-Griffin is from Chicago, Illinois.
#  Mike McGee is from Freeport, Illinois.
#  Jeff Cohen is from Skokie, Illinois.
#  Raghu Betina is from Goshen, Indiana.
#  Vince Cabansag is from Sturgis, Michigan.