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# frozen_string_literal: true

require 'minitest/autorun'
require_relative 'input_data'

class InputData
  @file = __FILE__
  def parse
    raw_data.lines.map { |line| line.scan(/\d/) }
  end

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eval$Quine=%q($><<"eval$Quine=%q(#$Quine)\n\n#rubyconf - @mametter's talk blew
my mind! :boom:\n")
    
#rubyconf - @mametter's talk blew my mind! :boom:

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# https://www.codewars.com/kata/the-builder-of-things/ruby
# https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/5571e09a385f59d95f000063/groups/59426d64e6049310a70006ce

# imported to handle any plural/singular conversions
require 'active_support/core_ext/string'

class Thing
  def initialize(name)
    @properties = {}
    is_the.name.send(name)

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> User.all.reject { |user| user.track_mentor.empty? }.map { |user| [user.username, user.track_mentor] }
=> [["diana", ["python"]],
 ["bob", ["ruby", "haskell"]],
 ["charlie", ["javascript", "erlang", "elixir"]],
 ["alice",
  ["clojure",
   "coffeescript",
   "elixir",
   "go",
   "haskell",

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# Guardfile to run Exercism Ruby tests.

# gem install guard
# gem install guard-shell

# Run with 'guard' command from your base exercism directory.

interactor :off

guard :shell do

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There are a lot of kata on codewars that are terrible.

8 kyu is the easiest and 1kyu is the hardest.

Here is a list of some the good ones: (This is not a complete list, and eventually there will be more than one for each level.)

The good kata

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testing something.

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function insert_point( $road, $point )
{
    // add 7 hours to the time so we're in the right timezone.
    // you'll need to change this to match your timezone.
    $seven_hours = 7 * 60 * 60;
    $point[0] = $point[0] + $seven_hours;

    // Find the right place to put it
    $index = find_right_place( $road, $point[0] );
    array_splice( $road, $index, 0, array($point) );