part4.rb

class Dessert
  attr_accessor :name, :calories

  def initialize(name, calories)
    @name = name
    @calories = calories
  end

  def healthy?
    @calories < 200
  end

  def delicious?
    true
  end
end

class JellyBean < Dessert
  attr_accessor :flavor

  def initialize(name, calories, flavor)
    # super always calls the superclass's version of the method you're
    # in. If you call super with no parameters, it will by default send
    # all the parameters passed into your method. But since our method
    # takes 3 parameters, and the superclass's only takes 2, we pass them
    # in explicitly.
    super name, calories

    @flavor = flavor
  end

  def delicious?
    @flavor != "black licorice"
  end
end

jelly_bean = JellyBean.new("Foo", 250, "black licorice")

puts jelly_bean.name
puts jelly_bean.calories
puts jelly_bean.flavor
puts jelly_bean.delicious?

jelly_bean.flavor = "red"
puts jelly_bean.delicious?