Warmups

README.md

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 Dice, dice, baby.
 
 [A Ruby assignment from the Viking Codes School](http://www.vikingcodeschool.com)
+
+Aaron G.

anagram.rb

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+# # Write a method anagrams which returns an array 
+# of anagrams that can be made with the specified 
+# string. Assume the input is only a single word 
+# (e.g. "loot" not "William Shakespeare").
+
+# # Download enable.txt, a popular Scrabble dictionary, 
+# and load it in as your dictionary of choice. 
+# If you haven't encountered Ruby's file I/O yet, 
+# you can test your method by simply providing an 
+# array of known anagrams like those below to check 
+# that it works properly.
+
+# # You can use Dir.pwd to output the current 
+# directory. If you can't find the dictionary, 
+# double check the directory you're executing your 
+# script from within.
+
+def anagrams(word)
+  sort_word = word.split("").sort.join
+  anagrams_array = []
+  IO.foreach("enable.txt") {|line| anagrams_array << line.chomp}
+  anagrams_array.select do |anagram| 
+    anagram.split("").sort.join == sort_word
+  end 
+end
+
+puts anagrams("enable")

diceoutcomes.rb

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+#Now write a method dice_outcomes which takes the 
+#number of dice to roll and the number of 
+#times to roll them, then outputs a visual chart 
+#of how many times each possible number comes up.
+
+def roll_dice(n=1)
+  result = 0
+  n.times do
+    dice = rand(6) + 1 
+    result += dice
+  end
+  return result
+end
+
+def dice_outcomes(num_dice, num_times)
+  result = Hash.new(0)
+  num_times.times do
+    roll = roll_dice(num_dice) 
+    result[roll] += 1
+  end
+  (num_dice * 6).times do |index|
+    visual = []
+    puts result[index + 1] 
+    visual << "#"
+    #visual output
+      puts count_string
+  end
+end
+
+
+dice_outcomes(1,20)
+