Ampers: Abinnet Ainalem

[Abiaina]

Mood Analysis

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Comprehension Questions

Question	Answer
Would a hash work just as well as an Array in this project? Why?	Yes, but I would have to make the keys numbers( 1 to n..where n is the number of items the user desires). And then I would call them by randomly generated keys in the range of 1 to n. But, I wouldn't because it probably makes the code more complex. Its not important to show any particular relationship using the above logic. But, I could also make a hash with key value pairing based on the type of descriptors and make hash out of 3 arrays. Again, this seems overly complicated but I guess I could make it work by accessing each descriptor array from the hash by its key (descriptor, cooking_style, and food) and then modifying the returned value that is an array.
Did you find yourself repeating the same code? Why did you have to do it that way?	Yes, I did. I had to do that especially in the section when I was checking people's responses and offering them another chance to modify them if the values would not work with my program. I did it that way because I did not want to have too many functions in the program/loops if the same thing could be done with a few lines of code. I made a method of anything I had to repeat a lot and making a method made it easier for me to write the code (at the time).
What type of loop did you use? Why did you choose that type?	I used a couple of loops. I used a .times loop to allow the user to vary the number of items in the menu. I used this because it allowed my program to be more responsive to the user. I also used a .each to loop through the list of descriptors of the food. I chose this type because I could call all the descriptors in one line of code and add them to an array that my function I used it in used as a parameter.