03 -- Method to the Madness -- Angela Bier

[angelabier1]

Tasks

• [x] A WIP Issue in the class repo **S
  • [x] Titled appropriately
  • [x] With check boxes for the tasks and any subtasks you can identify
  • [x] Estimates for the top-level checkboxes
• [x] Update your TIY-Assignments wiki **S
• [x] Create a branch in your TIY-Assignments repo, named appropriately -- **S (Coding Challenges)
  • [x] include a code/ folder with files for each of the three (or four) coding challenges you undertake
  • [x] Extend your Fixnum#to_roman method to work up to 2015.
  • [x] A factorial of an integer is the product of all positive integers up to and including that integer. For example 6 factorial = 6 * 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1. Write a method on the Fixnum class which returns the factorial of a number.
  • [x] Write a method on the Fixnum class to convert a number to its name in English.
  • EXPERT LEVEL: Write a function that can do addition or multiplication in English. For example given "twenty three times seventy eight", it should return "one thousand seven hundred ninety four".
  • SUPER EXPERT LEVEL: Write a function that can do any basic arithmetic operation - addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division - in English, accepting a string as input and returning one as output.
• [x] A Pull Request in your TIY-Assignments folder as on previous assignments **S
• [x] Comments on your WIP Issue as on previous assignments **S

[angelabier1]

https://github.com/angelabier1/TIY-Assignments/wiki

[angelabier1]

Pull Request

[Peterortiz82]

:+1:

[angelabier1]

THANK YOU @Peterortiz82 !!

[AJean144]

:+1:

[bgates]

I don't know what happened in that num_to_words.rb file. If you try to run it you'll see our friend the error message. That means it shouldn't have been committed. At least one problem with it is that it's missing an end statement, which is the kind of thing that should be noticed by any other developer who looks at the code. That means any other developer who looks at the code (looking at you guys, @Peterortiz82 and @AJean144) should notice the problem and leave that as a comment - "I think you're missing a couple end statements" - rather than just giving a thumbs up and going on your way.