Rock, Paper, Scissors was created to allow two players, or a single player vs. the computer, to play a game of rock, paper, scissors. Game options include being able to choose how many rounds will be played, and being able to choose Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock.
To accomplish the assignment, three classes are used: Player, ComputerPlayer, and Game.
The Player class was created to create new players in a given game.
| # Driver | |
| require_relative "paragraph_truncator.rb" | |
| puts "What paragraph would you like to truncate?" | |
| paragraph = gets.chomp | |
| puts "Would you like to set your own character length? ('yes' or 'no') The default value is currently set to 50 characters." | |
| set_own_char_length = gets.chomp.downcase |
| # CheckSplitter Test | |
| require "minitest/autorun" | |
| require_relative "check_splitter.rb" | |
| class CheckSplitterTest < Minitest::Test | |
| # One test will be for the initialize method. It should return an args hash | |
| # with default values. I will test if it returns that hash as expected. | |
| def test_initialize_hash_created | |
| new_check = CheckSplitter.new |
| # app.rb | |
| require "./phone_number_formatter.rb" | |
| puts "What's your phone number?" | |
| number_input = gets.chomp | |
| test = PhoneNumber.new(number_input) |
| # Rock Paper Scissors | |
| require './game.rb' | |
| # This section gets inputs from the user and stores them as player1 and player2. | |
| puts "Let's play Rock-Paper-Scissors." | |
| puts "\n" | |
| puts "Who's player 1?" | |
| name_one = gets.chomp.capitalize | |
| puts "And who is #{name_one} playing against? Or type 'computer' if you'd like to play against the machine." |
| # Rock Paper Scissors | |
| require './game.rb' | |
| # This section gets inputs from the user and stores them as player1 and player2. | |
| puts "Let's play Rock-Paper-Scissors." | |
| puts "\n" | |
| puts "Who's player 1?" | |
| name_one = gets.chomp | |
| puts "And who is #{name_one} playing against?" |
| # Rock Paper Scissors | |
| require "./player.rb" | |
| # This section gets inputs from the user and stores them as player1 and player2. | |
| puts "Let's play Rock-Paper-Scissors." | |
| puts "\n" | |
| puts "Who's player 1?" | |
| name_one = gets.chomp | |
| puts "And who is #{name_one} playing against?" | |
| name_two = gets.chomp |
The program was built to keep track of a dinner club's events. Specifically, it stores and displays club history, as well as members and total member costs during the history of the Dinner Club.
Three classes were used to accomplish the Dinner Club assignment: CheckSplitter, ClubEvent, and DinnerClub.
| # Check Splitter | |
| # Creates new class called CheckSplitter | |
| class CheckSplitter | |
| # Shows which attributes are accessible | |
| attr_accessor :total_cost, :tip_percentage, :people | |
| # Initializes the attributes as optional; sets default values in the options | |
| # hash and merges the hash with inputs (if given). Uses those defaults as |
| # Check Splitter | |
| # Creates new class called CheckSplitter | |
| class CheckSplitter | |
| # Shows which attributes are accessible | |
| attr_accessor :total_cost, :tip_percentage, :people | |
| # Initializes the attributes as optional; sets default values in the options | |
| # hash and merges the hash with inputs (if given). Uses those defaults as |