REFLECT ON LEARNING FOR THE WINNNNNNNNN

reflect_on_learning.rb

#List 10 topics
#1. Recursion
#2. Pairing effectively
#3. Benchmarking
#4. Using Regex
#5. Using the zip method.
#6. When to use destructive methods effectively
#7. Loops- each, while, unless
#8. Using yield
#9. Writing in pseudocode. 
#10. Refactoring


#Choose two and write a description
#1. Pairing effectively.
# The common stereotype of programmers usually involves a cocktail of the following: dark lights, headphones, and a not-so-light\
#touch of social anxiety disorder. But, truth be told, software development is a team sport that leaves little
#room for the unabashed misanthrope. Still, for those of us accustomed to coding individually- as many of us boots were-
# acclimating to the paired coding experience could be a bit jarring. However, with a teensy bit of practice, coding in a team
#environment should be no more difficult any other group project. Clear communication and a solid delegation of responsibilitites
#between the driver and the navigator should be all you need.

#2. Regex
#Regex is an extremely powerful library of tools that bridges programming languages. It is fantastic for matching patterns that appear
#in an input string. We used it to identify and modify social security numbers, but it's powers of identification are almost limitless.
#It's syntax is a little cryptic at first glance, practice makes perfect.


#Write code to illustrate one of your descriptions
#Using regex, I can pull out an array of strings that match address

addresses = "2233 N. Burling
435 W. Hubbard
548 E. Addison
5245 S. Jolene"

p addresses.scan(/\d+\s\w\W*\w+/)