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# Write a Ruby script that prints the numbers from 1-100, 
# replacing every multiple of 3 with the word Fizz, 
# replacing every multiple of 5 with the word Buzz,
# and replacing every multiple of both with the word FizzBuzz
#
#

def fizzbuzz
	array = Array (1..100)
	array.each do |number|

quardox

# Write a Ruby script that prints the numbers from 1-100, 
# replacing every multiple of 3 with the word Fizz, 
# replacing every multiple of 5 with the word Buzz,
# and replacing every multiple of both with the word FizzBuzz
#
# My idea was to create an array of 1-100, then convert that to a string so I could use successive gsubs to replace the multiples with the correct words.  When I try to run it I get "undefined method 'gsub' for #<Array>.  I've discovered I'm a lot better at editing/adding to things that already exist than trying to set up a script from scratch.  Not sure if I'm even on the right track here and I could definitely use your input.  Thanks!

class FizzBuzz
	array = Array (1..100)