Ryan Orsinger ryanorsinger

Welcome to Codeup!

"The secret to building great products is not creating awesome features, it's to make your users awesome." - Kathy Sierra

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Exercise will be to create a "resources" directory on your Desktop

Save a copy of the handout file inside Slack into the "resources" directory

initialize your "resources" folder as a git repo add the files inside

	// Output should include:
	// - total number of employees
	// - total number of units sold
	// - avg units sold per employee
	// - Then output should share employee production, ordered from highest to lowest # of units
	// * Units \| Full Name \| Employee Number
	// * 5 Bob Boberson 2

	var reportContents = "Monthly Sales Report\nDate: 03-17-2015\nOffice: Codeup\n ===================================================\nEmployee Number, First Name, Last Name, Sales Units\n***************************************************\n\n1, Jane, Janeway, 3\n3, Tricia, Triciason, 5\n4, Jeannette, Jeanson, 4\n5, Charles Emmerson III, Winchester, 2\n6, Chet, Chedderson, 8\n7, Chaiam, Chaiamson, 12\n8, Dale, Dalesinger, 1\n9, Zig, Ziglar, 50\n10, Henry, Kissinger, 1\n11, Arthur Herbert, Fonzarelli, 23\n12, Betty, Boop, 67";

	More practice w/ loops and arrays

	Exercise 1:
	Write a function named oneHundred() that returns an array with integers starting at 1 and ending at 100;

	Exercise 2:
	Write a function named reverse() that takes in an array and returns a reversed copy of the provided array. This function should not alter the orignal array sent into it.

	Exercise 3:
	Write a function named sumAll() that takes in an array of numbers and returns the sum of all the numbers. Use sumAll() on oneHundred() to get the sum of all numbers 1 + 2 + 3... + 100

	treasure = 0

	def get_input(string):
	print(string)
	user_input = input("> ")
	return user_input.upper()

	def end_game():
	if treasure > 0:
	print("You got " + str(treasure) + " treasures!")

	# Assign the following string to a variable named sales_string. "Monthly Sales Report\nDate: 03-17-2015\nOffice: Codeup\n ===================================================\nEmployee Number, First Name, Last Name, Sales Units\n***************************************************\n\n1, Jane, Janeway, 3\n3, Tricia, Triciason, 5\n4, Jeannette, Jeanson, 4\n5, Charles Emmerson III, Winchester, 2\n6, Chet, Chedderson, 8\n7, Chaiam, Chaiamson, 12\n8, Dale, Dalesinger, 1\n9, Zig, Ziglar, 50\n10, Henry, Kissinger, 1\n11, Arthur Herbert, Fonzarelli, 23\n12, Betty, Boop, 67". Now, write a function named sales_report() that takes in the sales_string as an argument.
	# Now write a function named sales_report() that takes in this string as its input.
	# The sales_report will be returning a dictionary with the following keys
	# number_of_employees is a key that returns a value containing the number of employees
	# total_units_sold is a sum of all units sold by this sales team
	# average units sold per employee is the total unit

	Build a command line game of BlackJack in Java

	Start with a Card class. Each card object should have a face value and a suit property.

	Next, build an array of 52 cards and store it as a variable called "deck".

	Add functionality for a user to play the computer.

	Rules of blackjack apply.
	The computer should follow dealer rules.

	Let's make a Java todo list

	1. Make TodoList.java and add a main method.
	2. Add a method for viewing all the todos inside of "todo.txt"
	3. Add a method for adding new todo items

	BONUS:
	- Add a method named last() for showing the latest (last) todo.
	- Add a method named first() that prints out the first todo