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	# frozen_string_literal: true
	# In {rails_app}/config/initializers/terminal_utils.rb

	Rails.configuration.to_prepare do
	require "terminal/utils"

	module Rails::ConsoleMethods
	include Terminal::Utils
	end
	end

	def get_last_job_and_perform(queue)
	raw_job = Resque.redis.lrange("queue:#{queue}", 0, -1).last
	job = Resque.decode(raw_job)
	klass = Resque::Job.constantize(decoded_job['class'])
	klass.perform(*decoded_job['args'])
	end

	def delete_mailer_jobs(number=10)
	queue_name = 'mailer'
	jobs = Resque.redis.lrange('queue:mailer', 0, number)
	deleted_count = 0

	jobs.each do \|job\|
	decoded_job = Resque.decode(job)
	if decoded_job['class'] == 'MailerQueue' && decoded_job['args'].include?('error_notification')
	Resque::Job.destroy(queue_name, decoded_job['class'], *decoded_job['args'])
	deleted_count += 1

	javascript:
	(
	function() {
	var e, i;
	e = document.getElementById('pull_request_title');
	if (e) {
	var m = e.value.match(/\/(\d+)\/(.*)/) \|\| [];
	i = m[1] \|\| 'N/A';
	e.value = (m[2] \|\| 'Description');
	};

	require 'test/unit'
	require 'solution'

	class RotationTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
	def test_square_rotation
	square = [
	[0, 1, 0, 0],
	[0, 1, 1, 0],
	[0, 0, 1, 0],
	[0, 0, 0, 0]

	#!/usr/bin/ruby

	choices = {1 => 'Rock', 2 => 'Paper', 3 => 'Scissors'}
	puts "These are your choices"
	puts "1) Rock"
	puts "2) Paper"
	puts "3) Scissors"
	print "Please enter the number of your choice: "
	player_choice = gets
	player_choice = player_choice.to_i

	# Rock paper scissors

	choices = %w[rock paper scissors] # this is the as: ['rock', 'paper', 'scissors']
	results = {
	:player => 0,
	:computer => 0,
	:ties => 0
	}

	player_results = 0

	# Reversing a String

	puts 'Give me your string'
	string_captured = gets().chomp # Get the input and remove the new line characted

	# Go through each char from beginning to end in the captured string and then
	# concatenate them by putting the last characted accessed at the beginning
	# of the new string.
	new_string_v1 = ''
	string_captured.chars.each{\|c\| new_string_v1 = c + new_string_v1 }