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Random Menu GeneratorWhat We're Looking For
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CheezItMan
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Aug 8, 2018
| 10.times do | ||
| # puts adjectives.sample(1 + rand(adjectives.count)) | ||
| # BELOW is the one that works | ||
| puts "menu item # #{ num}" + adjectives.sample + cooking_style.sample + foods.sample |
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Comprehension Questions
| Question
| For the places where arrays were used, could using a hash work? Could it work easily? Why or why not? Maybe I could use a hash, I hadn't really thought about it but will think about this process moving forward. It might work...
| Did you find repetitions of the same or similar code? Why did you have to do it that way?
At times I did, to create consistency with my codes as I am learning.
| Did you use any loops? If so, how did it help solve a problem? The loops prevented repetition and a very lengthly code.