From: "Brian A." <judobrian+ruby-forum@...>
Date: 2008-11-28T12:29:40+09:00
Subject: Re: Noob: Code review my first tutorial homework assignment?

Robert Dober wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 8:46 PM, Brian A.
> <judobrian+ruby-forum@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>>    yield(parameters, current_month)
> A: 2
> Q: How many paramaters do you pass into the block
> 
>> my_instance.my_own_ruby_method("alpha", "beta"){|s|puts s}
> A: 1
> Q: I am sure you know it by now.
> Cheers
> Robert
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> Robert Dober ;)

Thank you for the help.  Does this look better?  It runs with no error 
and seems to make sense to me...  Any input is appreciated:

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# Create a class called MyOwnRubyClass
class MyOwnRubyClass

  # define a method called my_own_ruby_method
  # method receives two parameters called my_parameter and your_paramter

  def my_own_ruby_method(my_parameter, your_parameter, current_month)

    # method prints our current time using Time.now
    yield(Time.now)

    # 1) The method then invokes yield(my_parameter, your parameter, 
current_month)
    # 2) The current_month, is an integer value representing current 
month of the year,
    #    for example, for the current month of "June", the current_month 
should be 6.
    # 3) The current_month value needs to computed in your program.
    #    For example, if you are running the same program during July, 
it should be set to 7.
    #    (In other words, you cannot pass hard-coded value in your 
program
)
    yield(my_parameter, your_parameter, current_month)

  end
end

my_instance = MyOwnRubyClass.new

current_month = Date.today.month

my_instance.my_own_ruby_method("alpha", "beta", Date.today.month){|arg1, 
arg2, arg3| puts "#{arg1} #{arg2} #{arg3}"}
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