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#-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
# Part 1
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Ruby intro part 1
#sum
should be defined
returns correct sum [20 points]
works on the empty array [10 points]
#max_2_sum
should be defined
returns the correct sum [7 points]
works even if 2 largest values are the same [3 points]
returns zero if array is empty [10 points]
returns value of the element if just one element [10 points]
#sum_to_n
should be defined
returns true when any two elements sum to the second argument [30 points]
returns false for any single element array [5 points]
returns false for an empty array [5 points]
Finished in 0.00592 seconds (files took 0.08969 seconds to load)
12 examples, 0 failures
#-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
# Part 2
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#hello
should be defined
The hello method returns the correct string [30 points]
#starts_with_consonant?
should be defined
classifies true cases [10 points]
classifies false cases [10 points]
works on the empty string [5 points]
works on nonletters [5 points]
#binary_multiple_of_4?
should be defined
classifies valid binary numbers [30 points]
rejects invalid binary numbers [10 points]
Finished in 0.00464 seconds (files took 0.08454 seconds to load)
10 examples, 0 failures
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# Part 3
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BookInStock
should be defined
getters and setters
should set ISBN [10 points]
should set price [10 points]
should be able to change ISBN [10 points]
should be able to change price [10 points]
constructor
should reject invalid ISBN number [10 points]
should reject zero price [10 points]
should reject negative price [10 points]
#price_as_string
should be defined
should display 33.95 as "$33.95" [10 points]
should display 1.1 as $1.10 [10 points]
should display 20 as $20.00 [10 points]
Finished in 0.0047 seconds (files took 0.08571 seconds to load)
12 examples, 0 failures