orange_tree.rb

# This is how you define your own custom exception classes
require 'debugger'
class NoOrangesError < StandardError
end

class OrangeTree
  # Ages the tree one year
 
  attr_accessor :dead, :oranges, :age, :height

  def initialize
    @height = 1
    @age = 0
    @oranges = 0
    @dead = false
  end

  def age!
    self.age += 1
    self.dead = true if age > 25
    self.oranges = age * 2 if age > 5 
    unless dead
      self.height > 7 ? self.height += 1 : self.height *= 2
    end
  end

  def dead?
    dead
  end

  # Returns +true+ if there are any oranges on the tree, +false+ otherwise
  def any_oranges?
    return true if oranges > 0
    false
  end

  # Returns an Orange if there are any
  # Raises a NoOrangesError otherwise
  def pick_an_orange!
    raise NoOrangesError, "This tree has no oranges" unless self.any_oranges?
    
    # orange-picking logic goes here
    self.oranges -= 1
    Orange.new(rand(3..10))
  end
end

class Orange
  # Initializes a new Orange with diameter +diameter+
  attr_accessor :diameter

  def initialize(diameter)
    self.diameter = diameter
  end
end

# THE DRIVER CODE - AYO

tree = OrangeTree.new

tree.age! until tree.any_oranges?

puts "Tree is #{tree.age} years old and #{tree.height} feet tall"

until tree.dead?
  basket = []

  # It places the oranges in the basket
  # IT PLACES THE ORANGES IN THE BASKET
  while tree.any_oranges?
    basket << tree.pick_an_orange!
  end

  avg_diameter = basket.reduce(0){|sum, orange| sum += orange.diameter} / basket.size

  puts "Year #{tree.age} Report"
  puts "Tree height: #{tree.height} feet"
  puts "Harvest: #{basket.size} oranges with an average diameter of #{avg_diameter} inches"
  puts ""

  # Age the tree another year
  tree.age!
end

puts "Alas, the tree, she is dead!"