This repository is a basic practice exercise working with test-driven development and learning basic Ruby syntax.
One exercise includes writing a method "Ping-Pong" with tests, the details of which you can find in this README via the user stories and specs sections. The second exercise writes a method and tests for converting strings into a simplified form of "leetspeak". Further information on the instructions I used to inform my leetspeak method can be found in this Leetspeak README.
| Exercise | User Story | |
|---|---|---|
| #1a | Ping Pong | A user enters a number and the application returns all numbers from 1 to the user input. |
| #1b | Ping Pong | All numbers divisible by 3 are replaced by "ping". |
| #1c | Ping Pong | All numbers divisible by 5 are replaced by "pong". |
| #1d | Ping Pong | All numbers divisible by 3 and 5 are replaced by "ping-pong". |
- Create a range of numbers, from 1 to n, where n is the user inputted number.
Expect(n = 15).toEqual(1:15, each number prints on a new line)
This tells me a loop, and or a range() built-in method, and a new array.
- Return ping instead of any num in range divisible by 3.
Expect(9).toEqual(ping)
- Return pong instead of any num in range divisible by 5.
Expect(10).toEqual(pong)
- Return ping-pong instead of any num in range divisible by both 3 and 5 (and move this branch of the conditional to the top of the conditional statement to ensure all branches function properly).
Expect(15).toEqual(ping-pong)
- Ruby v.2.6.5
- Docker v.20.10.6
- Test-driven development
- Chruby v.0.3.9
- Rspec v.3.10.1
- Gems:
pry,rspec
MIT, 2021. Copyright, Danielle Thompson.