From cda5bf59e80fd1b96ad09bddbb8abae15aaef276 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Janice <janice.wilson@mac.com>
Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2017 09:12:44 -0800
Subject: [PATCH] Create jackpot-menu.rb

Homework assignment.
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+# BASELINE
+
+# Come up with the three arrays of ten items each. Each list should be a different type of food or descriptor for that food.
+
+# For example, the first array can contain adjectives, the second, cooking styles and the third, foods. If this was the array selection, it could create a few items like:
+
+adjectives = ["ambiguous", "auspicious", "abrasive", "abhorrent", "acrid", "adhoc", "axiomatic", "able", "ablaze", "abandoned"]
+
+preparations = ["baked", "coddled", "blackened", "blanched", "charbroiled", "braised", "brined", "broiled", "candied", "caramelized"]
+
+foods = ["grits", "biscuits", "ribs", "corn bread", "hush puppies", "spoonbread", "peach cobbler", "banana pudding", "fried chicken", "chit\'lings"]
+
+# PRIMARY REQUIREMENTS
+
+# Create a random menu generator that can be played from the Terminal.
+
+# Your generator should pull one item from each array you made in the baseline requirements to create a "menu item".
+
+# When the program runs, it should create and show a list of ten numbered menu items.
+
+10.times do | dish |
+
+  puts "#{dish + 1}. #{adjectives.sample} #{preparations.sample} #{foods.sample}"
+end
+
+puts "\n"
+
+# TEST & VERIFY
+
+# ✓ The menu items are selected randomly.
+# ✓ There are 10 menu items.
+# ✓ Each item should pull one word from each of the 3 arrays.
+# ✓ The items are numbers 1-10 (not starting at zero).
+# ✓ Run the program a few times and ensure that the last word in the arrays are used.
+# ✓ ensure that the first word in the arrays are used at least occasionally.
+
+# OPTIONAL ENHANCEMENTS
+
+# Expand your solution to ensure that no descriptive term in a menu item is ever repeated. So if the first menu item is hot pan-fried dumplings, the the phrases hot, pan-friend and dumpling cannot individually be used in any other menu items.
+
+used_adjectives = Array.new
+used_preparations = Array.new
+used_foods = Array.new
+
+10.times do | dish |
+
+  adjective = adjectives.sample
+  while used_adjectives.include?(adjective)
+      adjective = adjectives.sample
+  end
+
+  used_adjectives << adjective
+
+  preparation = preparations.sample
+  while used_preparations.include?(preparation)
+      preparation = preparations.sample
+  end
+
+  used_preparations << preparation
+
+  food = foods.sample
+  while used_foods.include?(food)
+      food = foods.sample
+  end
+  used_foods << food
+
+  food_item = adjective + " " + preparation + " " + food
+  puts "#{dish + 1}. #{food_item}"
+
+end
+
+puts "\n"
+
+# Expand your solution to allow the user to determine how many items they'd like to see via user input. Note: You will need to ensure that this user-chosen number of items is not larger than the number of items you have in your arrays.
+
+print "How many food items would you like to see? (1 - 10) "
+number = gets.chomp.to_i
+
+while number > 10 || number < 1
+  print "Uhm. 1 - 10. Try again: "
+  number = gets.chomp.to_i
+end
+
+puts "\n"
+used_adjectives = Array.new
+used_preparations = Array.new
+used_foods = Array.new
+
+number.times do | dish |
+
+  adjective = adjectives.sample
+  while used_adjectives.include?(adjective)
+      adjective = adjectives.sample
+  end
+
+  used_adjectives << adjective
+
+  preparation = preparations.sample
+  while used_preparations.include?(preparation)
+      preparation = preparations.sample
+  end
+
+  used_preparations << preparation
+
+  food = foods.sample
+  while used_foods.include?(food)
+      food = foods.sample
+  end
+  used_foods << food
+
+  food_item = adjective + " " + preparation + " " + food
+  puts "#{dish + 1}. #{food_item}"
+
+end
+
+puts "\n"
+
+# Instead of using hardcoded or predefined arrays, make your program accept user input. This user input will be utilized to generate the menu items. You'll need to prompt for and store a varying number of entries for each food-type array.
+
+adjectives = []
+
+preparations = []
+
+foods = []
+
+print "How many food items would you like to create? (Limited to 5): "
+food_item_number = gets.chomp.to_i
+
+while food_item_number > 5 || food_item_number < 1
+  print "Uhm. 1 - 5. Try again: "
+  food_item_number = gets.chomp.to_i
+end
+
+puts "\n"
+
+food_item_number.times do | adjective |
+  print "Give me Adjective ##{adjective + 1} to describe your food item: "
+  adjectives << gets.chomp.downcase
+end
+
+puts "\n"
+
+
+food_item_number.times do | preparation |
+    print "Give me Preparation ##{preparation + 1} to describe how your food was cooked: "
+    preparations << gets.chomp.downcase
+end
+
+puts "\n"
+
+
+food_item_number.times do | food |
+    print "Give me Food ##{food + 1} to describe what the food item is: "
+    foods << gets.chomp.downcase
+end
+
+puts "\n"
+
+used_adjectives = Array.new
+used_preparations = Array.new
+used_foods = Array.new
+
+number.times do | dish |
+
+  adjective = adjectives.sample
+  while used_adjectives.include?(adjective)
+      adjective = adjectives.sample
+  end
+
+  used_adjectives << adjective
+
+  preparation = preparations.sample
+  while used_preparations.include?(preparation)
+      preparation = preparations.sample
+  end
+
+  used_preparations << preparation
+
+  food = foods.sample
+  while used_foods.include?(food)
+      food = foods.sample
+  end
+  used_foods << food
+
+  food_item = adjective + " " + preparation + " " + food
+  puts "#{dish + 1}. #{food_item}"
+
+end
+
+puts "\n"