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def bakery_num(num_of_people, fav_food)
  #Release 2 - Initializing the hash and the variables of the amount of food.
  my_list = {"pie" => 8, "cake" => 6, "cookie" => 1}
  pie_qty = 0
  cake_qty = 0
  cookie_qty = 0

  has_fave = false

  # Release 3

  # This block of code is pointless. Not a good way to set a variable when it already is set.
  # Release 4

  raise ArgumentError.new("You can't make that food") unless my_list.has_key?(fav_food)

  # Release 5
  # Finding the fav_food in the array and setting the variable fav_food_qty to it.
  fav_food_qty = my_list[fav_food]


  # Release 6
  if num_of_people % fav_food_qty == 0
    num_of_food = num_of_people / fav_food_qty
    return "You need to make #{num_of_food} #{fav_food}(s)."
  end

  # Release 7
# The while loop is to first give out pies, and if there is a remainder, give a cake, and for those left over, cookies
# Release 8

    case fav_food
      when 'cake' then cake_qty += (num_of_people / my_list["cake"])
        num_of_people %= my_list["cake"]
      when 'pie' then pie_qty += (num_of_people / my_list["pie"])
        num_of_people %= my_list["pie"]
      when 'cookie' then cookie_qty += (num_of_people / my_list["cookie"])
        num_of_people %= my_list["cookie"]
    end

    while num_of_people >= 8
      pie_qty += 1
      num_of_people -= 8
    end
    while num_of_people >= 6
      cake_qty += 1
      num_of_people -= 6
    end
    while num_of_people >= 1
      cookie_qty += 1
      num_of_people -= 1
    end
  return "You need to make #{pie_qty} pie(s), #{cake_qty} cake(s), and #{cookie_qty} cookie(s)."
end


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# Release 1: DRIVER TEST CODE
# DO NOT MODIFY ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE (except in the section at the bottom)
# These are the tests to ensure it's working.
# These should all print true if the method is working properly (except for the last one).
p bakery_num(24, "cake") == "You need to make 4 cake(s)."
p bakery_num(41, "pie") == "You need to make 5 pie(s), 0 cake(s), and 1 cookie(s)."
p bakery_num(24, "cookie") == "You need to make 24 cookie(s)."
p bakery_num(4, "pie") == "You need to make 0 pie(s), 0 cake(s), and 4 cookie(s)."
p bakery_num(130, "pie") == "You need to make 16 pie(s), 0 cake(s), and 2 cookie(s)."
# p bakery_num(3, "apples") # this will raise an ArgumentError

# You SHOULD change this driver test code. Why? Because it doesn't make sense.
p bakery_num(41, "cake") == "You need to make 0 pie(s), 6 cake(s), and 5 cookie(s)." # WHAAAAAT? I thought I said I wanted cake!


#  Reflection