Advanced Building Blocks - Bubble Sort
In this project, I've implemented my own enumerable methods creating these functions from scratch using Ruby, I expect you can see how the logic of each one method used in this project works individually.
This project is created to improve the skills using Ruby, for this reason, you can use this code to see how Ruby works and to check out if you can implement this code for one of your Ruby projects.
Enumerable methods provided by Ruby allow us to visit every element or pair in a collection, these actions can be ones like calculating, modifying, comparing, etc. In this repository you will see how to create these enumerable methods from scratch using Ruby, so feel free to see the code and check it out in order to see if there is something to improve.
If you want to see how should be the result for each method inside _enumerable_methodsruby.rb you can check it out in the next LINK.
Built With 🔨
- Ruby
- Visual Studio Code
- Git & Github
Install
To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.
- Open terminal
- Clone this project by command git clone https://github.com/DanteAlonsoHT/enumerable_methods_ruby.git
- Cd enumerable_methods_ruby folder
- Run enumerable_methods_ruby.rb with Ruby in your terminal
Getting Started
- In enumerable_methods_ruby.rb file is the main to run the two functions to sort arrays.
- I've included linters to improve and cleaning the Ruby code.
Prerequisites
- IDE to edit and run the code (I used Visual Studio Code 🔥).
Usage
- For anyone who wants to practice Ruby.
- How to apply yield in Ruby.
Author
👤 Dante Alonso Hernández Tapia
- GitHub: @DanteAlonsoHT
- Twitter: @dante_dante1
- LinkedIn: Dante Alonso
🤝 Contributing
Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check the issues page.
Show your support
Give a ⭐️ if you like this project!
Acknowledgments
- Hat tip to anyone who's code was used 🔰
- Inspiration 💘
- Microverse program ⚡
- My standup team 🏹
📝 License
This project is MIT licensed.