Jan Hein Hoogstad yeehaa123

Ruby, RVM and Mountain Lion

Mountain Lion (10.8) has three main difference compared to Lion (10.7):

Follow one of the tutorials (again). This is not optional!
Formulate one specific problem that you have programming in ruby. Focus your question around a specific concept (instance Class, Object, Boolean, Array -- don't take self or scope!), or method (each, to_s, etc.) that we have encountered so far.
Follow the example from the Rspec book step by step

	class Session
	attr_accessor :number, :name, :date

	def initialize(number, name)
	@number = number
	@name = name
	@date = session_date(number)
	end

	def session_date(number)

	class Session
	attr_accessor :number, :name, :date

	def initialize(number, name)
	@number = number
	@name = name
	@date = session_date(number)
	end

	def session_date(number)

	require 'pry'

	class Session
	attr_accessor :number, :name, :date, :themes, :presenters

	def initialize(number, date)
	@number = number
	@name = name
	@date = date
	@themes = []

	Feature: assign the presenters to a sessions

	In order to assign the prestenters to a session
	As an instructor of the course 'Arts, Science, and Technology'
	I want to have an algorithm to do this for me

	Scenario: with just as many participants as sessions
	Given a course
	And 3 participants in the course
	And 3 course sessions

	Given(/^a course$/) do
	@course = Course.new
	end

	Given(/^(\d+) participants in the course$/) do \|number\|
	@course.participants = number.to_i.times.map { \|i\| Participant.new(name: "Participant #{i}")}
	end

	Given(/^(\d+) course sessions$/) do \|number\|
	@course.sessions = number.to_i.times.map { \|i\| Session.new(name: "Session #{i}")}

	require 'rspec'

	class Game
	attr_reader :game_values
	def initialize
	@game_values = %w{rock paper scissors}
	end

	def start(guess)
	if game_values.include? guess