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Queues - Sahana Murthy - Random Menu #28

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54 changes: 54 additions & 0 deletions random_menu.rb
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# Declare menu items
array_adjective = [ "Hot",
"Cold",
"Spicy",
"Soft",
"Hard",
"Salty",
"Sweet",
"Creamy",
"Crunchy",
"Milky"
]

array_style = [ "Steamed",
"Pan-fried",
"Sauteed",
"Sezchuan",
"Curried",
"Teriyaki",
"Tandoori",
"Chopped",
"Seasoned",
"Roasted"
]

array_food = [ "Tofu",
"Seitan",
"Potatoes",
"Bread",
"Beans",
"Rice",
"Eggplant",
"Mushroom",
"Noodles",
"Peppers"
]

# Request and receive user input for number of items
print "Welcome to Sahana's Crazy Menu!\nHow many items would you like to peruse? We have 10 items. "
user_input = gets.to_i

# Verify user input
# Generate random Menu
# Delete items from arrays so they cannot be used again
if user_input <= 10
user_input.times { |n|

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In this class, we'll encourage you to use do...end instead of curly braces. They function the same, but I think do...end is more legible.

puts "#{ n + 1 }. #{adjective = array_adjective.sample} #{style = array_style.sample} #{food = array_food.sample}"

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I like the idea of storing the chosen menu components in variables and then removing them from the lists. However, assigning a variable inside of a string interpolation is a little hard to read. Could clean this up by breaking it into multiple lines?

array_adjective = array_adjective - [adjective]
array_style = array_style - [style]
array_food = array_food - [food]
}
else
puts "Sorry, we don't have that many items. Please choose between 1-10."
end