This is an exercise in creating custom classes and methods in Ruby. The goal is to write an algorithm that follows the following rules.

1. Check if two words are anagrams.
2. Account for the possibility that words may have different cases, but should still be anagrams.
3. Check if input is an actual word. In this exercise words must contain a vowel.
4. If phrases are not anagrams, the method should check if they are antigrams. An antigram is a word that does not contain any of the letters another word contains.
5. Account for multiple words being anagrams or antigrams.

View specs here.

• Code uses a custom class and instance variables.
• Specs have complete coverage for the behaviors that need to be tested. There should be at least 5 unit tests.
• All specs are passing.
• Logic is easy to understand.
• Code has proper indentation and spacing.
• Variable names are descriptive.
• Thorough Git documentation is present (regular commits with clear messages completing the sentence "This commit will..." and a complete README). There should be at least 11 commits.
• Required functionality is in place by the 5:00pm Friday deadline.
• Project is in a polished, portfolio-quality state.
• Project demonstrates understanding of this week's concepts. If prompted, you can discuss your code with an instructor using the correct terminology.

• Clone the project from https://github.com/paigewilliams/anagrams-antigrams.git to a local directory

If you have any issues or questions, please email me at [email protected]

1. Ruby 2.5.1
2. Command Line
3. GitHub

No known bugs.

Copyright (c) 2018 Paige Williams

Licensed under the MIT License