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Intermediate Enumerables

Intermediate Enumerables

Warmup

  • What’s the difference between #each and #map?
  • What do the following enumerables do? What do they return?
    • find/select
    • find_all/detect

Max

[1,3,9,2,5].max
=> 9

Min

[1,3,9,2,5].min
=> 1

Max/Min with Letters

  ["Brian", "Mike", "Amy"].min
  => "Amy"

#sort_by

people = [["Sofia", 4], ["Scarlett", 9], ["Stella", 8]]

sorted_people = people.sort_by do |person|
  person[1]
end

sorted_people
=> [["Sofie", 4], ["Stella", 8], ["Scarlett", 9]]

#max_by/#min_by (setup)

class Person
  attr_reader :name,
              :age

  def initialize(name, age)
    @name = name
    @age  = age
  end
end

kardashians = []

kardashians << Person.new("Kourtney", 39)
kardashians << Person.new("Kim", 37)
kardashians << Person.new("Kris", 62)
kardashians << Person.new("Khloe", 33)

#max_by/#min_by

  oldest_kard = kardashians.max_by do |person|
    person.age
  end

  oldest_kard
  => <Person:0x007fecd21740a0 @name="Kris", @age=62>

#all?/#any?

all_adults = people.all? do |person|
  person.age > 21
end

=> true

any_kims = people.any? do |person|
  person.name == "Kim"
end

=> true

one_kylie = people.one? do |person|
  person.name == "Kylie"
end

=> false

no_minors = people.none? do |person|
  person.age < 18
end

=> true

Summary

What do the following methods do? What do they return?

  • max/min
  • max_by/min_by
  • sort_by
  • any?
  • all?
  • one?
  • none?

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