RorR
RorR(Ruby or Rails) is a test designed to evaluate the Ruby or Rails proficiency and artificial intelligence in a fun, interactive way.
Installation
$ gem install rorr
Getting Started
Then run the rorr
command to start
$ rorr
$ gem install rorr --no-ri #without doc
Have three topics
Welcom to RorR!
Choose the topic you want to start
1. Don't ask me Ruby or Rails
2. What's the return value?
3. Make all test pass
0. exit
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Topic1: Don't ask me Ruby or Rails
This is to check whether you remember where Ruby ends and Rails.
Welcome to "Don't ask me Ruby or Rails"
Let's check whether you remember where Ruby ends and Rails
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Question 1 :
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Array(foo: :bar) # => [[:foo, :bar]]
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ruby or rails? (Type the ruby or rails to answer, skip to next question, exit to exit)
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Topic2: What's the return value?
This will show you the several pieces of code. You should type the code returned values to answer.
Welcome to "What's the return value?"
Let's check how much do you proficiency in ruby or rails
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Question 1 :
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1 == 1.0
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What's the return value? (Type the Exception or SyntaxError if you expect it will return, skip to next question, exit to exit)
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You can type Exception
& SyntaxError
to answer if you expect it will return.
Topic3: Make all test pass
This will create a rorr directory in your current location where you find a player.rb
and README
file.
You can see README
for instructions and write you answer to player.rb
.
Type rorr to check if you've finished.
Welcome to "Make all tests pass"
Let's check how much do you proficiency in ruby or rails
Question 001 has been generated.
See the ./rorr/normal/001/README for instructions.
When you're done editing player.rb, type the rorr to check, skip to next question, exit to exit
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Test Report
In finish it will show you test report.
Test Report
Q. | Corr | Skip | Retry
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1. | ✓ | | 0
2. | ✓ | | 0
3. | ✓ | | 0
4. | | ✓ | 0
5. | | ✓ | 0
6. | ✗ | | 0
7. | ✗ | | 0
8. | ✗ | | 0
9. | ✓ | | 0
10. | ✓ | | 0
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10 | 5 | 2 | 0
Correct Rate: 50.0%
Skip Rate: 20.0%
Spend Time: 00:00:33
Run Options
You can run rorr -h
for help
Usage: rorr [options]
-t, --time SECONDS Delay each turn by seconds (default: 0.6)
-n, --number NUMBER Number of questions (default: 10, all = -1)
-s, --solution Show the solution (default: false)
-h, --help Show this message
Questions Reference
If you have good questions welcome to pull requests or comments
on GitHub at https://github.com/mgleon08/rorr/pulls
- Rails Hurts quiz
- 11 Essential Ruby Interview Questions*
- 15 Questions to Ask During a Ruby Interview
- CoderByte
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/mgleon08/rorr/pulls
Copyright & License
- Copyright (c) 2016 Leon Ji. See LICENSE.txt for further details.
- The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.