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class Song
   
   def initialize(title)
       @title = title
   end
   
   def play
       puts "Now playing #{@title}"
   end
    

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def map_letters_to_numbers(user_input)
    
    user_output = ""
    user_input.upcase!
    
    if user_input.length == 10
        user_input.each_char do |letter|
            case letter
            when("A".."C") then user_output += "2"
            when("D".."F") then user_output += "3"   

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# Courtesy of https://ide.c9.io/brendandeere/yellowpager

# Write a method called "yellowpager" that accepts a 10-character string of 
# letters and outputs a corresponding phone number string. If the input letter 
# string isn't 10 characters, you should return false. Not valid.

# 2 -> A B C
# 3 -> D E F
# 4 -> G H I
# 5 -> J K L

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def number_label(number)
    if number % 5 == 0 && number % 3 == 0
        "#{number} FIZZBUZZ"
    
    elsif number % 5 == 0
        "#{number} BUZZ"
 
    elsif number % 3 == 0 
        "#{number} FIZZ"
        

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# Our program should
# - make a list of numbers from 1 to 100 (inclusive)
# - for each number:
# print "Fizz" if divisible by 3
# print "Buzz" if divisible by 5
# print "FizzBuzz" if divisible by 3 AND 5
# otherwise, print the number


# uncomment the block of code you want to run to test each version

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# STRINGS
# # we can use double quotes
puts "This is a string."
# # or we can use single quotes
puts 'This is a string with single quotes.'
# # adding two strings together
puts 'Hello, ' + "Maggie."

#INTEGER
#we can add them