On the situation where the game ends in a tie (lines 299-403) wouldn't X have won after there move on line 379 with 4 X's in a row diagonally (lower-left to upper-right). 

"you may have exclude the main" should be "you may have excluded the main" (excluded)

-Surbhi Patel sup47

deliverable4.md

"The program shall called word_finder.rb and should be run with ruby word_finder.rb name_of_file." - should be "shall be called"

-Surbhi Patel sup47

My name is Anthony Martrano. The last quantitative measurement question, "How fast the program calculate some function?" in the slide does not sound grammatically correct and feels inconsistent with the other questions that are on the slide. My suggestion is to change it to "How fast does the program calculate some function?"

https://github.com/laboon/CS1632_Fall2018/blob/master/lectures/CS1632_Lecture3_Defects_And_Breaking_Software.pdf

Instead of "Exact Steps" it says "Exact Steos"

Title on document references "Exercise 8", instead of 7.

-Joseph Faraci (jof40)

Lecture 13 the first slide says Lecture 12

"ASCII values of each character multipled by 2:"

Should be "multiplied" (missing an i)

-Surbhi Patel sup47

"For each of the the arguments passed in does not meet the requirements listed above" - double "the", change to only one "the"

-Surbhi Patel sup47

name should be namer in the description for exercise 3

My name is Anthony Martrano. In the laboonify method on the slide, there is a variable named "toReturn" that is never declared and initialized in the method. However, there is another variable called "initialVal" that is declared and initialized to be the sum of x and y, but it is not used again. Did you meant to write "int combo = initialVal + normalized;" instead of "int combo = toReturn + normalized;"?

For the rubocop check, is there a way to have the all_tests.rb run rubocop on our files and run the tests at the same time? Or should we run rubocop seperately and provide the screenshots for the results?

I wasn't able to find any sample that had rubocop included with the test file.

"nfalse" should be changed to "false" in requirement 6 (last word in requirement).

-Surbhi Patel sup47

On the current version of the syllabus there is a lesson planned for November 21st, however the university will be closed that day for Thanksgiving Break.

-Surbhi Patel (sup47)

The .rubocop.yml file that you gave us, on my machine (Ubuntu) running rubocop version 0.59.2 shows a warning indicating that the last line "Style/EndOfLine Enabled: false" should be "Layout/EndOfLine Enabled: false" then, when I make the change, this warning goes away

jarvis@laptop:~/Desktop/School/CS 1632/D2/D2-master$ rubocop map.rb
.rubocop.yml: Style/EndOfLine has the wrong namespace - should be Layout
Inspecting 1 file

jarvis@laptop:~/Desktop/School/CS 1632/D2/D2-master$ ruby --version
ruby 2.5.1p57 (2018-03-29 revision 63029) [x86_64-linux-gnu]

jarvis@laptop:~/Desktop/School/CS 1632/D2/D2-master$ rubocop -v
0.59.2

Within the Stubbing example the code reads:
def quack_alot(d,n)
num_quacks = 0;
...
end
However, there is a semicolon included after the declaration of num_quacks which is not proper Ruby.
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CS1632_Fall2018/exercises/1/exercise1.md

Incorrectly labeled as "Summer Semester 2017" for the Fall Semester 2018 course.

"These should all be fixed before moving on the the next step." - there is a double the, should only be "on the next step."

-Surbhi Patel sup47

#D3 Deliverable Typo
In the Format of the deliverable. The second bulleted list, "Yuur" should be "Your".

duz5
Duo Zhao

"Why's (Poignant) Guide to Ruby by _why the lucky stiff."
Is that underscore supposed to be there? I believe his pseudonym is just "why the lucky stiff"

-Surbhi Patel

My name is Anthony Martrano. The first bullet point under "Let's spell it out:" has an extra space at the beginning and therefore does not line up with the second bullet point.

"The majority of the class will consists of dynamic testing"

Should be "consist of"

-Surbhi Patel sup47

"Deliverable 2: Developing an application using unit tests and static analyis." - analysis instead of analyis

-Surbhi Patel sup47

"the the" should be changed to just "the" in requirement 8 for D3.

-Surbhi Patel sup47

In page 115, java code is not nicely lined up so it is hard to from readers to read and understand.
Also, there seems typo in same page where '//Do nothing - don't pet cats without being gentle! java'
I believe java should not be there as it is clearly typo.

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My name is Andrew DiFurio. In Lecture 5: Intro to Unit Testing states that assert_true is a minitest assertion. However, I don't see this method in the Ruby docs. Here is a link to the ruby-doc that shows all minitest methods.

I tried to use minitest and this test passed.

def test_assert_true_exists
    assert_raises (NoMethodError){assert_true true} 
end

Jared Frank - MW 3:00-4:15

In midterm_1_study_guide.md in the third paragraph the word 'exercise' is spelled incorrectly as seen below.

"The midterm will cover everything we have covered up to the exerise the class before."

So I have a quick question regarding D4.

The deliverable states that "After determining all possible strings from following all paths from all nodes in the graph, you must then determine all of the permutations of the possible strings." But if we found a way to determine valid words without doing the expensive operation of finding all of the permutations of the possible strings, would this meet the criteria for optimization?

Line 19: Note that there are other some files.
Should be: Note that there are some other files.

"The Wolf Pack Simulator allows you to add a wolf, determine the size of biggest wolf in the pack, return the name of a random (technically pseudorandom) wolf, or make all the wolves in the pack howl."

should say "the size of the biggest wolf" (missing the)

-Surbhi Patel sup47