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…ach(passing of course)
…itialize. All find and all methods functional
…ses to inherit common behavior. Cool
…vior, altered far_mar to require additional necessary class
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Completed primary requirements, plus optional requirements II. Did NOT do optional I.
I felt like it was all very reasonable, the most difficult piece being calculating time. I calculated dates successfully, but did not implement a solution for finding time more specifically than the date. If I were to refactor/redo, I'd either learn up some DateTime or maybe look into seeing if the Chronic gem has anything useful for calculating down to minutes.
I had 100% coverage on all of my tests, but I don't think they're good tests. I put p statements in my code so that tests would print out their return values so I could make sure they visually were what I expected, but my tests aren't specific enough I think.