Dikla Rikovich Grocery Store Octos #43
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This is a good start. Your code for waves 1 and 2 is well-organized, accurate and easy to read, and I'm happy with your test cases for wave 2 as well. I am concerned that you did not make it to wave 3. Not getting to practice inheritance will make next week's project more difficult, and it also indicates that you're writing code slower than we would like. Being able to quickly and confidently solve problems is something that will grow with time and practice. One way to drill it is to take a small practice problem and build it starting from an empty file. The loop practice problems or something like flower or library is a good option. This is also something you can target with a tutor. This stuff isn't easy. I've seen you putting in the hours, and I really appreciate how hard you've been working. Keep up that dedication and keep your spirits high, and I know you'll get there. |
| products_hash[product_name] = product_price | ||
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| order = Order.new(id, products_hash) | ||
| orders << order |
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Good work getting this complex bit of logic worked out!
| order_id = nil | ||
| self.all.each do |order| | ||
| if order.id == id | ||
| order_id = order |
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I'm not sure the name order_id describes what you're using this variable for. It looks like it's storing an order, not an ID. Something like matching_order might be a better choice.
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| # puts " Product #{product[0]}: #{product[1]}" |
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Please remove debugging print statements like this before submitting projects.
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raise ArgumentError?.all&.findmethods class methods? Why not instance methods?Orderto get the list of all orders, which doesn't make much sense. With class methods, all you need is to know that there is such a thing as anOrder, and then you can callOrder.allto get the list.