Day One Assignment Iron Yard

day_one.rb

# 1. Assign "Hello World" to a variable message.
  message = "Hello World"

# 2. Assign a different string to a different variable.
  x = "different string"

# 3. Assign a number to a variable.
  num = 3

# 4. Use string interpolation to display the number from exercise 3 in a string.
  num_string = "This is a string with the number #{num} in it"
  puts num_string
# 5. Make an array of at least four of your favorite movies or books or bands.
  fav_books = ["The Once and Future King", "The Sandpebbles", "Steppenwolf", "Wonder Boys"]
  puts fav_books
# 6. Make a hash of information about yourself with at least four key-value pairs.
  me = { name: "Michael", age: 28, eye_color: "grey", beard: "straggly"}
#7. Make an array of hashes containing more information about your favorite movies. The hashes should have at least three key value pairs.
  fav_movies = [
    {title: "The Maltese Falcon", actor: "Humphrey Bogart", decade: "1940s?"},
    {title: "Batman Returns", actor: "Michael Keaton", decade: "1980s?"},
    {title: "Iron Man", actor: "Robert Downey Jr.", decade: "2000s"}
  ]
#8. Use `each` to loop through the answer from exercise #7 and print only one property from the hash. i.e., given `{ title: "Gone with the Wind" }` you print "Gone with the Wind".
fav_movies.each {|x| puts x[:title]}

gistfile1.rb

# 1. Assign "Hello World" to a variable message.
  message = "Hello World"

# 2. Assign a different string to a different variable.
  x = "different string"

# 3. Assign a number to a variable.
  num = 3

# 4. Use string interpolation to display the number from exercise 3 in a string.
  num_string = "This is a string with the number #{num} in it"
  puts num_string
# 5. Make an array of at least four of your favorite movies or books or bands.
  fav_books = ["The Once and Future King", "The Sandpebbles", "Steppenwolf", "Wonder Boys"]
  puts fav_books
# 6. Make a hash of information about yourself with at least four key-value pairs.
  me = { name: "Michael", age: 28, eye_color: "grey", beard: "straggly"}
  #7. Make an array of hashes containing more information about your favorite movies. The hashes should have at least three key value pairs.
  fav_movies = [
    {title: "The Maltese Falcon", actor: "Humphrey Bogart", decade: "1940s?"},
    {title: "Batman Returns", actor: "Michael Keaton", decade: "1980s?"},
    {title: "Iron Man", actor: "Robert Downey Jr.", decade: "2000s"}
  ]
#8. Use `each` to loop through the answer from exercise #7 and print only one property from the hash. i.e., given `{ title: "Gone with the Wind" }` you print "Gone with the Wind".
fav_movies.each {|x| puts x[:title]}

robot.rb

class Robot
  def initialize(name)
    @name=name
  end
  def say_hi
    puts "Hi!"
  end
  def say_name
    puts "My name is #{@name}"
  end
end
robotIV = Robot.new("Prince Robot IV")
robotIV.say_hi
robotIV.say_name

#Define a Robot class
#A robot should have a name.
#A robot should have a method called say_hi and it should return "Hi!"
#A robot should have a method called say_name and it should return "My name is X" where X is the robot's name.
#Create an instance of your robot and add some demonstrations of your it's features at the end of the file.
#Bonus
#Define a new type of robot that inherits from your first Robot class.
#Have your new robot class do say_name in a different way than the original.
#Add some demonstrations of your new robot's features at the end of the file as well. 
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