Enumerable

In this project, methods like Enumerables were created. They required a block for iterating an array or a hash.

List of methods

• My_each Require a block and applied in each item of an array
• my_each_with_index Require a block and applied in each item of an array and its index
• my_select Require a block and return items selected by the criteria given by the block_given
• my_all? Check each item of an Enumerable and return true if all items are true, else false, depending on the criteria given by a block
• my_any? Check each item of an Enumerable and return True, if any item is True, else false, depending on the criteria given by a block
• my_none? Check each item of an Enumerable and return True, if none item is true, else false, depending on the criteria given by a block.
• my_count Return total of items with the criteria given by a block or argument. If any block or argument is added, it will return the number of items of an Enumerable.
• my_map, my_map_proc, my_map_proc_yield Returns a new array following the criteria of a block_given
• my_inject Apply a process to two items, keep the result and applied to the next one.
• mupliply_els Multiply the items of a given Enumerable between them

Screenshot

Built With

• Ruby
• Atom

Getting Started

To get a local copy up and running, clone this repo and test it in IRB, or add like a module in your projects.

Prerequisites

• OS: MacOS, Ubuntu or a Virtual Machine
• Code editor.
• Have Ruby installed.

Author

👤 Juan Paulo Perez Tejada

• Github: @Maclenn77
• Twitter: @srjuanpapas
• Linkedin: Juan Paulo Perez Tejada

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check the issues page.

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Acknowledgments

• Hat tip to anyone whose code was used
• Inspiration
• etc

📝 License

This project is MIT licensed.