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Great job! The code looks pretty good and the project functions as we expected :) The project uses two classes ( Lastly, the theme of this project was so good :) |
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| class SfWorld | ||
| attr_accessor :name, :author, :first_book, :year, :lifeforms | ||
| def initialize (name, author, first_book, year, lifeforms) |
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This is just a small comment--
when I open this code in Atom on my computer, Atom puts a little squiggly underline underneath this line giving me a warning. (It doesn't affect my code running or anything, just gives me a warning). If you see that squiggly underline on your computer too and it bothers you, it's simply because Atom thinks there shouldn't be a space between def initialize and the ( parenthesis character, and it wants it to look like:
def initialize(name, author, first_book, year, lifeforms)instead of
def initialize (name, author, first_book, year, lifeforms)like i said, not a big deal though :P
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Comprehension Questions
initializemethod in your class?To make sure that all instances of the class were imbued with the specified instance variables as soon as they were created.
| Describe an instance variable you used and what you used it for. |
The @year instance variable held the year that a book describing a given planet was published.
| Describe what the difference would be if your
SolarSystemused anArrayvs aHash. |(Does this refer to Wave 1? Because the finished Wave 3 version has classes and arrays but no hashes.) In Wave 2, having a hash allowed us to save specific details about each planet under a system of keys. But we were able to do substantially the same thing using class variables in the final, Wave 3 version.)
| Do you feel like you used consistent formatting throughout your code? |
I certainly tried to do that.