From: Justin brainy <justin.domingue@...>
Date: 2011-03-10T04:25:20+09:00
Subject: [Code] Touch Typing Tutor What do you think of my code?

Hello! I'm new to Ruby, but I spent some time with C. I would like to
know if the program I wrote was syntaxically correct for a Ruby program.
For example, I used a while loop to iterate through a string (with a
"i") to compare two strings... Should I have used Ruby's iterator?

Basically, the program is a *very* simple touch typing tutor. It reads
through a file to set the "lecture, for example : "jfjf fff ff jjf fj
jjjf fj" and then prints the line and asks the user for his answer. It
calculates number of errors (n_erreurs in french), precision in %, time
(okay too?).

Thanks !

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[code]

#!/usr/bin/ruby

# Fichier de lecture
f = File.open("lecture.txt" ,"r")
s_file = f.readline
f.close

# Variables & Constantes
n_erreurs = precision = 0
n_char = s_file.length
BUT = 95  # %
L_PAGE = 40

puts "Tapez le texte suivant :"
puts
print "Debute dans 3 ."
sleep 1
print " 2 ."
sleep 1
puts "1"
sleep 1
puts

puts s_file

t_1 = Time.now
s_input = gets.chomp
t_2 = Time.now

i = 0

puts
puts "Resultats".center(L_PAGE)

while(i.to_i < n_char)
  # Comparaison des deux chaines
  if (s_file[i] != s_input[i])
    n_erreurs = n_erreurs + 1
  # puts "Erreur : ##{i}"
  end

  i = i + 1
end

precision = (100 - ( n_erreurs.to_f / n_char ) * 100).floor

puts
puts "Nombre d'erreurs : #{n_erreurs}"
puts "Nombre de caracteres : #{n_char}"
puts "Precision : #{precision} %"
puts "Temps : #{(t_2 - t_1).floor} s"
puts (precision > BUT) ? "Objectif atteint !" : "Objectif manque"
puts

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