hashes

day6homework2.rb

# Create Hashes for the following use-cases.

# A movie collection that organizes by genres

 movies = {


  "horror" => ["night of the living dead", "exorcist"],
  "adventure" => ["return of the jedi", "romancing the stone"],
  "comedy" => ["dumb and dumber", "fargo"]
    }



# Recipes with ingredients
recipes = {

    "fried eggs" => ["salt", "two eggs", "oil"],
    "popcorn" => ['unpopped corn','salt',"oil"]

}

# User profiles where each user has a list of favorite colors along with 3 
#personal essays, essay_1, essay_2, essay_3

users = {
    :user1 => {
        :essays => ["essay_1","essay_2", "essay_3"],
        :favorite_colors => ["red","green","blue"]
        },
    :user2 => {
        :essays => ["essay_1","essay_2", "essay_3"],
        :favorite_colors => ["red","green","blue"]
        }
}

puts users[:user1][:essays][0]




# Just be creative, create a bunch of fake data just for the practice of how 
#you would store this data in a structured hash. 
#Feel free to create a single file, hashes.rb 
#with a bunch of these and send them to me for review. 
#There are really no wrong answers - 
#there are just more logical ways of storing this sort of data.