Shelan sheland

Capstone Product Plan-Shelan D

1. Personal Learning Goals:

Develop a mobile application for Android and iOS devices.
Learn how to use HTML5 canvas element to incorporate drawing to an application.
Learn to web scrap Tigrinya characters and audio using JavaScript.
Gain a deeper understanding of how to incorporate front-end and back-end technology to create a product
Manage time effectively to have improved workflow and to complete project goals on time.
Become a JS and React Native master
Follow personalized time management schedule

Capstone Concept - Shelan D.

Problem Statement #1

Facilitate the learning of the Tigrinya language through the creation of a mobile app for iOS and Android devices. This product aims to help the Eritrean diaspora learn and/or reinforce Tigrinya's skills.

MVP Feature Set

Alphabet flashcards

Display extensive alphabet characters
Display complete alphabet chart
Display sub-sections alphabet chart

	/*
	A classic stock trading pattern happens when a 9-Day Moving Average (9-DMA) crosses the 50-Day Moving Average (50-DMA).
	This can be indicative of a bullish or a bearish setup, depending on the direction. When the 9-DMA crosses below the 50-DMA
	from above, it is Bearish. When the 9-DMA cross above the 50-DMA from below, it is Bullish.
	Write a program that reads in a series of dates and prices, calculates the 9-DMA and 50-DMA,
	then returns the dates of any bullish signals that occurred.
	NOTE: The Moving Average cannot be calculated for a given day if there is not enough historical data to cover
	the period in question. For example, a series of prices that begin on January 1 cannot have a 9-DMA calculated
	before January 9 since 9 days of historical prices do not exist until January 9. Input: A series of Date\|Price
	pairs in non-localized format. Dates will follow ISO 8601 format YYYY-MM-DD. Prices will be a two-decimal value

	require 'minitest/autorun'
	require 'minitest/reporters'
	require_relative 'flatten_array'

	describe "flatten_array" do
	it "returns a single array" do
	expect(flatten_array).must_be_kind_of '['Fred', 'Paul', 'Mary']'
	end

	it "check for nil values" do

	# Day 1 of Ada
	# Types Practice Worksheet
	# Evaluate values and data types

	1. Value: 32 Data Type: Fixmun
	2. Value: 6 Data Type: Fixmun
	3. Value: 44 Data Type: String
	4. Value: "dinosaur" "astronaut" Data Type: String
	5. Value: 16 Data Type: Fixmun
	6. Value: 9 Data Type: String

	# Day 1
	# Create a program that runs from the Terminal that will create a random menu
	# based on several items that you determine

	#arrays
	adjectives = ["hot", "cold", "warm", "freezing","sizzling", "lukewarm",
	"boiling", "blazing", "red", "flaming"]
	cooking_style = ["steamed", "boiled", "sautéed", "barbecued", "braised", "charbroiled",
	"cured", "dry-roasted", "fried", "glazed"]
	foods = ["potatoes", "salad", "lasagna", "pizza", "chicken", "lobsters", "pad-thai", "eggplant",

	#Day 6 refactor your original account generator code to utilize arrays with hashes.


	#Complete the following refactor steps:
	#Utilize a single array variable to store all student information,
	#instead of three individual arrays. This array will contain many hashes.
	#Utilize a single loop to drive the hash population
	#Update the printing functionality to utilize this new hash variable to print out student roster

	new_array = []

	#Day 2 JSL
	#Requirements for candy machine

	#Ask the user how much money they have, assume that the $ symbol is part of the prompt
	(the user doesn't have to enter it)

	#Display all candy options and their costs (even if the user cannot afford the candy)

	#Decide whether the user can afford the candy or not, if they can't, tell them so,
	#if they can, calculate and display their change

	#How would you modify the code below to improve the code style and readability?

	foods = ["shrimp", "cauliflower", "salmon", "garlic", "oysters",
	"salami", "tomatoes", "okra", "zucchini", "avocado"]

	print "How many foods would you like to see? I suggest 10, but it's up to you. "
	items = gets.chomp.to_i

	if items > 10
	puts "Best I can do is 10. Let's do 10."

	#Day 6 Exercises
	#Updated 7/30/18

	#1
	#Ask the user to enter the names, ages, and favorite colors of their closest friends
	#(you may not assume that the user's close friends all have unique names).
	#Output the total number of close friends under 18, followed by their names.
	#Output the number of unique favorite colors, and then list them

	friends = []