With Points
Mix.install([
{:jason, "~> 1.4"},
{:kino, "~> 0.9", override: true},
{:youtube, github: "brooklinjazz/youtube"},
{:hidden_cell, github: "brooklinjazz/hidden_cell"}
])
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Home Report An Issue Message ValidationMath With GuardsWith Points
You’re going to create a Points
module which determines the total score of each team in a generic game after three rounds.
game = %{
team1_name: "Team Team",
team2_name: "Exersport",
round1: %{
team1: 10,
team2: 20
},
round2: %{
team1: 30,
team2: 10
},
round3: %{
team1: 25,
team2: 30
}
}
Points.tally(game)
%{"Team Team" => 65, "Exersport" => 60}
Use with
to ensure the following:
-
If the
game
provided does not have a:team1_name
orteam2_name
keys return{:error, :invalid}
. -
If the
game
does not have around1
,round2
, orround3
key, each with:team1
and:team2
keys return{:error, :invalid}
.
Example Solution
defmodule Points do
def tally(game) do
with %{team1_name: team1, team2_name: team2} <- game,
%{round1: %{team1: t1r1, team2: t2r1}} <- game,
%{round2: %{team1: t1r2, team2: t2r2}} <- game,
%{round3: %{team1: t1r3, team2: t2r3}} <- game do
%{}
|> Map.put(team1, t1r1 + t1r2 + t1r3)
|> Map.put(team2, t2r1 + t2r2 + t2r3)
else
error ->
IO.inspect(error)
{:error, :invalid}
end
end
end
Enter your solution below.
defmodule Points do
@doc """
Tally points in a generic three round game.
A valid game will return the teams and their total scores in a map.
iex> game = %{team1_name: "Team Team", team2_name: "Exersport", round1: %{team1: 10, team2: 20}, round2: %{team1: 30, team2: 10}, round3: %{team1: 25, team2: 30}}
iex> Points.tally(game)
%{"Team Team" => 65, "Exersport" => 60}
The `game` must have a `team1_name` and `team2_name` keys.
iex> Points.tally(%{no_team_names: true})
{:error, :invalid}
The `game` must have a `round1`, `round2`, and `round3` keys.
iex> Points.tally(%{team1_name: "name1", team2_name: "name2"})
{:error, :invalid}
"""
def tally(game) do
end
end
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