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Object Oriented Email Parser

Learning Goals

Practice defining a class and using an attr_accessor to create setter and getter methods
Use TDD to write working code

Description

You will be writing an EmailAddressParser class that gets initialized with a string of emails.

Your job is to parse those email addresses into a useful array using an instance method, parse.

I should be able to do this:

email_addresses = "[email protected], [email protected]"
parser = EmailAddressParser.new(email_addresses)

parser.parse
# => ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"]

You should be able to initialize with a list of email addresses either separated with spaces or separated with commas. The parse method should, additionally, only return unique addresses.

Instructions

This lab is test-driven, so run the test suite to get started and use the test output to get the program working.

Hints:

How will you control for parsing a list of email addresses that is either comma separated or separated by a white space?
Use an attr_accessor to set and get the list of email addresses

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oo-email-parser's Issues

IDE adding characters to my work causing test to fail and making debugging impossible

All kinds of issues wit the IDE, kept dropping out of reverting my work to previously saved version, up to 40 minutes old, then started adding characters and lines to my work. Had all kinds of frustrating hours before I finally realized what I was submitting was repeatedly being altered or reverted to previous changes.

This is what I am submitting:
require 'pry'

class EmailParser
attr_accessor :email_string

def initialize(email_string)
@email_string = email_string
end

def parse
@email_string = @email_string.split(/[\s,']/)
@email_string.reject! {|x| x.empty?}
@email_string.uniq
end

end

And this is what it is changing it to:

require 'pry'

Build a class EmailParser that accepts a string of unformatted

emails. The parse method on the class should separate them into

unique email addresses. The delimiters to support are commas (',')

or whitespace (' ').

class EmailParser
attr_accessor :email_string
<<<<<<< HEAD

@@emails = []

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def initialize(email_string)
@email_string = email_string
end

def parse
<<<<<<< HEAD
@email_string = @email_string.split(/[\s,']/)
@email_string.delete_if {|c| c.empty?}
@email_string.uniq
end

end

=======
@email_string = @email_string.split(/[\s,]/)
@email_string.reject! {|x| x.empty?}
@email_string.uniq
end
end

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lesson heading on tab

when I choose a new lesson under the Curriculum drop down tab, I can switch to the new lab without a problem. However the name of the lesson that's displayed in the browser tab remains set to the old lesson's name. this is in chrome, and is a general issue, not just the email parser lab