add specified seed to the exam generator to ensure consistent tests w…

…hen needed

exams/session2/week1.rb

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 require './scripts/examerizer'
 include Examerizer
 
-exam1 = Exam.new("Week 1 — Exam")
+exam1 = Exam.new("Week 1 — Exam", 1)
 
 section = Section.new("Fluffy")
 exam1.sections << section

exams/session2/week2.rb

@@ -1,3 +1,105 @@
 require './scripts/examerizer'
+include Examerizer
 
-exam1 = Exam.new("Week 2 — Exam")
+exam = Exam.new("Week 2 — Exam", 1)
+
+section = Section.new("Fluffy")
+exam.sections << section
+
+section.short_answers << ShortAnswer.new(%{})
+
+section = Section.new("Ruby")
+exam.sections << section
+
+section.questions << Question.new(
+  %{Which values are falsey in Ruby?},
+  %{`false, nil`}, [
+    %{`false, '', 0`},
+    %{`NaN, 0, '', [], false, nil`},
+    %{just false, nothing else.}])
+
+section.questions << Question.new(
+  %{What is the difference between single and double quotes?},
+  %{Single quotes don't allow us to use interpolation.}, [
+    %{Single quotes don't allow us to change the string after creation.},
+    %{Double quotes are only used for speeches.},
+    %{Double quotes are output to the terminal.}])
+
+section.questions << Question.new(
+  %{If you want to iterate over an array without touching the original values, which function do you use?},
+  %{`each`}, [
+    %{`reduce`},
+    %{`inject`},
+    %{`for`}])
+
+section.questions << Question.new(
+  %{If you want to walk over an array and change each value, which function do you use?},
+  %{`map`}, [
+    %{`to_s`},
+    %{`tap`},
+    %{`call`}])
+
+section.questions << Question.new(
+  %{If you want to aggregate all data from an array into one value, which function do you use?},
+  %{`reduce`}, [
+    %{`to_s`},
+    %{`tap`},
+    %{`call`}])
+
+section.questions << Question.new(
+  %{How do you make a new hash?},
+  %{`a = {bob: 'my uncle'}`}, [
+    %{`a = new Hash`},
+    %{`a = Array.new.to_hash`},
+    %{`a = ['bob' => 'my uncle']`}])
+
+section.questions << Question.new(
+  %{What is the difference between a string and a symbol?},
+  %{Symbols take up less memory and can't be changed.}, [
+    %{Symbols use single quotes instead of double.},
+    %{Strings use a colon in the front instead of quotes.},
+    %{Symbols are the only thing we can use in hashes.}])
+
+section.short_answers << ShortAnswer.new(%{What are the three styles of pairing (that I talked about) and which do you use for which pair of archetypes? [Tuesday notes](http://chuckvose.com/exercises/session2/week1/tuesday.html)})
+section.short_answers << ShortAnswer.new(%{What are the steps for developing an algorithm? [Wednesday notes](http://chuckvose.com/exercises/session2/week1/wednesday.html)})
+section.short_answers << ShortAnswer.new(%{What are the three types of bugs and what is an example of each? Which debugging methods would you try for each one? [Thursday notes](http://chuckvose.com/exercises/session2/week1/thursday.html)})
+
+# Project questions
+
+section.project_answers << ProjectAnswer.new(%{Create a new ruby file called twixt.rb})
+section.project_answers << ProjectAnswer.new(%{Inside twixt create a class called Twixt.})
+section.project_answers << ProjectAnswer.new(%{Create a class method called "shout" that takes 2 arguments and simply outputs both arguments followed by "Woo woo!" to the command line.})
+section.project_answers << ProjectAnswer.new(%{Create an instance method called "twist" that takes 0 arguments and calls the shout method.})
+section.project_answers << ProjectAnswer.new(%{Create an initializer (aka constructor) method on the class that takes 1 argument and assigns it to an instance variable "pound".})
+section.project_answers << ProjectAnswer.new(%{Create an instance method "pound" which returns the instance variable pound})
+
+section = Section.new("Version Control")
+exam.sections << section
+
+section.questions << Question.new(
+  %{When we have untracked files in our working directory, how do we prepare them for committing?},
+  %{`git add .`}, [
+    %{`git init -m`},
+    %{`git commit --force-add -m ""`},
+    %{`git stage .`}])
+
+# TODO: This should reference adding the remote and pulling now
+section.questions << Question.new(
+  %{When we want to clone a repo from Github, which command should we use?},
+  %{`git init; git remote add git@github.com:vosechu/test.git; git pull -u origin master`}, [
+    %{`git clone origin vosechu/test; git pull vosechu/test`},
+    %{`git init git@github.com:vosechu/test.git`},
+    %{`git checkout vosechu/test; git pull vosechu/origin`}])
+
+section.questions << Question.new(
+  %{When we push files to Github and it throws an error saying it can't 'fast-forward', what do we do?},
+  %{`git pull origin master`}, [
+    %{`git push -f origin master`},
+    %{`git fast-forward master`},
+    %{`git fetch origin`}])
+
+### Short Answer
+
+section.short_answers << ShortAnswer.new(%{What are the three commands we use to save code changes and send them an existing repo on Github? (70% of all the commands I type)})
+
+puts exam.to_s

scripts/examerizer.rb

@@ -15,9 +15,12 @@ class Exam
     attr_reader :title
     attr_accessor :sections
 
-    def initialize(title)
+    def initialize(title, seed)
       @title = title
       @sections = []
+
+      # Ensure that between runs the exam orders don't change. Increment the seed to change the order of the exam
+      srand(seed)
     end
 
     def to_s