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…through csv and only creating relevent instances.
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require 'csv'
require 'chronic'
Phew! I'm really glad we spent the week doing this, even if it wasn't as fun as making a game where a t-rex gets closer to eating people in a car as a user scrambles to guess letters. But this project solidified some topics that I needed practice with, and gave me a chance to struggle through some things I hadn't tried before.
I refactored my entire project after day two to scan through csv files instead of always creating instances, which could have been an alright decision, but man did it bite me on the sales methods. Now my stinking tests take forever. But I got a ton of practice working with CSV files so it's alright.
I tried many optionals, from part one I worked mainly on Market methods, and managed to get the vendor method for most_revenue as well. Once I had tried a few of those I checked out options part 2 and was finally able to get all and self methods extracted into a class that lives in far_mar.rb.