Ping pong

[jamesdabbs]

Due on Jan 28 @ 09:00am

Objectives

Learning Objectives

After completing this assignment, you should start developing a sense of:

• What a TDD workflow feels like and when it's helpful (and when it isn't :suspect:)
• What tests are valuable to write
• How to model problems and structure data

  Performance Objectives

After completing this assignment, you be able to effectively use

• Minitest to write assertions
• Arrays and / or Hashs for storing data (depending on your problem and approach)
• Enumerable#each

  Details

  Deliverables

• You will work in teams (of 2 or 3), and have a designated repo for your team (which can be under any team member's personal account).
• One team member should close their assigned issue with a link to their repo. The other issues can be "closed as duplicates".

Other team members can feel free to maintain their own repos, but I'll be grading one solution per team unless you ask me to do otherwise.

Requirements

You will be ping-pong developing a function with your partner; that is, taking turns writing tests and implementation. Choose one of the following:

Scrabble Word Finder

Normal Mode

Define a Dictionary = [...] of a few words. Running the word finder function with an array of letters should find all the words in the dictionary that can be built from those letters.

Hard Mode

• Compute the score of each word, and return them in order from best to worst
• Read in and use the word list on your machine at /usr/share/dict/words

  Roman Numeral Converter

  Normal Mode

Write a function that converts roman numerals to integers.

Hard Mode

Also write the inverse function from integers to roman numerals.

[EmilyChu]

For Mallory only : ) @mallorybucell https://github.com/EmilyChu/Scrabble-HW.git git@github.com:EmilyChu/Scrabble-HW.git

[mallorybucell]

@EmilyChu Thanks for making this easy to find!

Here's that 'final' version we talked about. Since we didn't have time to really test/refactor, I commented-out the steps of the main code sections for reference, and commented out the tests we would have written/run if time. Hope I got them all. I left in old test pieces, etc, for future reference. Let me know your thoughts?

Since I'm not a collaborator on this repository, I put it in my own. You should be able to download it from https://github.com/mallorybucell/Jan27_Scrabble and push it to here. Let me know if there's any trouble.

[mallorybucell]

So I added in the "+=" for adding the arrays, but that probably won't work if letters are doubled up (like 2 Es or something), so should probably just use '+' in line 23, if that works. Won't edit b/c Emily already pushed and I can't push to this repo.

[EmilyChu]

needs refactoring. close for now