Clean up of code to match rubocop rules. #4
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October 5, 2015 13:25
Not sure how terse to go with some of the code. I'm still not 100% with accepted Ruby idioms.
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As suggested by Jay: @mikegee please review. |
| def initialize | ||
| @people = { | ||
| thieves: 5, | ||
| Officers: 1 |
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Is this hash internal such that downcasing Officers to officers won't break anything?
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Actually, what about ditching the hash for two instance variables (@thieves & @officers)?
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I didn't want to make changes that were not based on rubocop output. But, both of these changes would definitely improve the code.
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This is very readable now. 👍 |
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Not sure how terse to go with some of the code. I'm still not 100% with
accepted Ruby idioms.
@chivygab @jaybobo Please review.