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## First Hello world

puts "what is your name??"
name = gets.chomp
puts "Hi #{name}, how are you??"

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Store Hour Formatting Exercise

Purpose

The purpose of this problem is to dynamically reproduce the store hour display style that is commonly seen on the front door of businesses.

Examples

The basic example is when every day has a unique time

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  .block{} //component/molecule 
	
  .block{}--modifier {} // modification to component
	
  .block__element {} //descendent of block - atom inside of component

  .block__element--modifier {} //descendent of block - atom inside of component modified

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Welcome Intro to Ruby on Rails!

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Hi! I'm...

• Corey Speisman
• I'm a developer at The Sunlight Foundation.
  • I maintain the Capitol Words API, and Simple Socialite gulp package

• Work on OpenCongress.org redesign

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• The clean architecture by Uncle Bob
• Screaming architecture by Uncle Bob
• Hexagonal Rails by Matt Wynne
• The DCI Architecture by Trygve Reenskaug and James O. Coplien
• Back to Basics by Joel Spolsky
• Objects on Rails by Avdi Grimm

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Go to nitrous.io

1. fill in site sign up form and confirm email
2. open dashboard
3. select ruby/rails and click create box in lower right
4. click next
5. click IDE to open up virtual environment

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export PS1="\u: \w \[$txtcyn\]\$git_branch\[$txtred\]\$git_dirty\[$txtrst\]\$ "

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git pull [email protected]:username/repo.git branch_name

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# This is a complete example of FizzBuzz 
# using an assert method to test my code.
# Essentially, all the assert method does is
# throw an error if my expectation evaluates to false

# an even simpler way to test would be by just using puts.
# for example: puts fizzbuzz(5) == buzz will print out true to my terminal
# if something prints false that means its a failing case

def fizzbuzz(number)

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##Bash Basics

Bash (born again shell) is a unix shell that allows us to talk to our computer through commands.

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A typical command syntax will look like command [args ...]

You'll also often see command [-options] [args ...]