Enumerable Methods

In this section I learned about the Enumerable module that gets mixed into the Array and Hash classes (among others) and provides you with lots of handy iterator methods. To prove that there’s no magic to it, you’re going to rebuild those methods.

I had to use yield and the #call method to accomplished.

Built With

• Ruby 2.6

Getting start

In order to start with the project:

1. You need to have ruby environment installed. Click here for instructions
2. Clone this repository 📘
3. Run the algorithm file
   • In a terminal window write ruby [your_file_path]enumerable_method_asignment.rb

Testing

We are using RSpec testing tool to test all enumerable methods. Also some detailed documentation about this tool

Install

• In a terminal window type gem install rspec
• Once rspec install has finished, type rspec --init
• You will see a folder spec and a file .rspec
• Inside spec folder you'll see a spec_helper.rb file.

Run

We have already created a file called enumerable_spec.rb, if you want to create another one with the end [your file name]_spec.rb

• Open ./spec/enumerable_spec.rb file
• Open a terminal window and type rspec
• If all test were passed you will see:

Else you'll see a red message, then check errors and fix them

Authors

👤 Bertil Tandayamo

• Github: @bertil291utn
• Twitter: @btandayamo
• Linkedin: Bertil Tandayamo

This was a solo project, but to write testing part I got a hand from my colleague

👤 Bekhzod Akhrorov

• Github:@Bekhzod96
• Twitter: @Begzod
• Linkedin:@Bekhzod AKhrorov

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!

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