GitHub PushEvent at 2014-03-05 19:23:19
Repository: ruby_koans_RKB1923
Actor: RKB1923
Payload: {"shas":[["3ed3730c32792cc0bf79e2de70ef78e9cc3c139c","eb8cd5dc291cd80c06d2fec9582a2e3ea8639bec@gmail.com","Fixes test_creating_arrays\n\n* It seems the class of a new Array is equal to\n  the Array class\n\n[#65851402]","Rodney Bautista",true],["2946a616289ddf39e36b943e8981f541da11ac31","eb8cd5dc291cd80c06d2fec9582a2e3ea8639bec@gmail.com","Fixes test_creating_arrays at line 7\n\n* New empty arrays have a size of 0\n\n[#65851402]","Rodney Bautista",true],["f9a5ee6848bacc97f799da0e691c999bf21d45fd","eb8cd5dc291cd80c06d2fec9582a2e3ea8639bec@gmail.com","Fixes test_array_literals for AboutArrays class\n\n* Learned that a new array has an empty set\n* Learned that arrays start with an index of 0\n* Learned that specifying an index number of an\n  array and specifying a value like will give\n  that array item that value, like so:\n  array[0] = 1\n\n[#65851402]","Rodney Bautista",true],["5d5ceff5347596af687af03a2d0eb051debb80cf","eb8cd5dc291cd80c06d2fec9582a2e3ea8639bec@gmail.com","Fixes test_accessing_array_elements\n\n* I learned that there are many ways to access\n  the same element in an array\n* You can access an element using an index number\n  like so: array[0] = the first element\n* You can also access an element using methods\n  on the array object like so:\n  array.first = the first element\n* You can also access array elements using a\n  negative index number. This goes backwards\n  through the array.\n\n[#65851402]","Rodney Bautista",true],["eee6e33b30f225db92053c7f6a39dc138065aff4","eb8cd5dc291cd80c06d2fec9582a2e3ea8639bec@gmail.com","Fixes test_slicing_arrays\n\n* I learned that slicing is different from\n  indexing.\n* Indexing allows you to access specific elements\n* Slicing accesses the \"spaces\" between the\n  elements in an array\n* So, array[4,0] starts in the array in that it\n  accesses the last \"space\" after :jelly and ends\n  outside the array\n* There are no elements or \"spaces\" of 5, so\n  array[5,0] doesn't exist, hence nil\n\n[#65851402]","Rodney Bautista",true],["fb4bb616e9e68bc42ce477c9f29e0abab3c9c01d","eb8cd5dc291cd80c06d2fec9582a2e3ea8639bec@gmail.com","Fixes test_arrays_and_ranges\n\n* I learned that Ranges and Arrays are NOT equal\n* I learned that Range objects specified with 2\n  periods are inclusive, while Range objects with\n  3 periods excludes the last element\n\n[#65851402]","Rodney Bautista",true],["ce9e37603981a888da38e3bc83773d27c67fd0a3","eb8cd5dc291cd80c06d2fec9582a2e3ea8639bec@gmail.com","Fixes test_slicing_with_ranges\n\n* Learned that arrays using three periods exclude\n  the last element\n* Learned that arrays with negative numbers\n  specified at the end point to the right-most\n  array element and go from right to left\n\n[#65851402]","Rodney Bautista",true],["3ebcb704680900d3de5bb349c24b8bbd604288a7","eb8cd5dc291cd80c06d2fec9582a2e3ea8639bec@gmail.com","Fixes test_pushing_and_popping_arrays\n\n* I learned that push adds an element to the end\n  of an array.\n* I learned that \"popping\" an array will remove\n  the last element in the array and you can store\n  the value of that element in a variable\n\n[#65851402]","Rodney Bautista",true],["ec552f91aa5e54402844ae099656f98b41cd5d90","eb8cd5dc291cd80c06d2fec9582a2e3ea8639bec@gmail.com","Fixes test_shifting_arrays\n\n* I learned that unshifting a value on an array\n  adds that value as the first element in an array\n* I learned that shifting a value from an array\n  will remove that value from the front of an\n  array and can be stored in a variable\n\n[#65851402]","Rodney Bautista",true]],"size":9,"ref":"refs/heads/65851402_about_arrays_master","head":"ec552f91aa5e54402844ae099656f98b41cd5d90"}