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| happiness_vals = [] | ||
| happiness = 0 | ||
| (1..@population).each do | ||
| happiness_vals.push(rand((100 - successful_crime_rate)..100)) |
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Maybe move out the logic in this loop to another function, cause it's a little hairy in here with the rands and the constant values
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Looking good so far, you should try out the extra credit, Using TDD! |
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My impression from the instructions was that I was supposed to get the code to pass the Rubocop tests, which it does. These are great notes and good to keep in mind for the future though |
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