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NUMBERS_DICTIONARY = {  100 => "hundred",
                        90 => "ninety",
                        80 => "eighty",
                        70 => "seventy",
                        60 => "sixty",
                        50 => "fifty",
                        40 => "forty",
                        30 => "thirty",
                        20 => "twenty",
                        19 => "nineteen",

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#A PROBLEM OF SCOPE, LEARN FROM MY ERROR

#ORIGINAL: This doesn't work! Ruby's getting confused. Even though I've called readers/accessors on my instance variables, 
#within the methods Ruby thinks that "budget" and "day of shooting" are actually local variables--otherwise, you couldn't have a
#local variable and an instance variable with the same name. More here: https://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/185481
#Hit me up if you have questions! <3 

#So in the example below, when I call FilmShoot.filming, the method throws an error because it believes "budget" to be nil. 

class FilmShoot

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# encoding: utf-8
class Vehicle
   attr_accessor :color, :clean, :status
   attr_reader :needs_gas, :wheels
   def initialize (color)
      @color = color
      @status = :stopped
      @needs_gas = false
      @wheels = 4 
      @clean = 100