1.upto(10) {
  |x| print "#{x} "
  if x == 1 or x == 3 or x == 6
    puts
  end
}

1.upto(10) {|x| print x} #So far so good....  prints it out, but i want that puts to make my numbers ordered better!

1.upto(10) {|x| print "#{x} " if x == 2 puts end} #doesn't matter what i try, with/without end, commas, outsdie the block, it just wont work...

name = gets #this gets "Name\n"
name = gets.chomp #this gets "Name"
name = gets.strip  #What does STRIP do?

if condition
    dothis
end

dothis if condition

1.upto(10){|x| print "#{x} #{"\n" if x==1 or x==3 or x==6}"}

something while some_condition

begin .... end while some_condition

1.upto(10) { |x| print "#{x} "; if x == 1 or x == 3 or x == 6 then puts end }

puts (1..10).collect { |x| case x when 1,3,6 then "#{x}\n" else "#{x} " end }.join

irb(main):248:0> (1..10).collect { |x| case x when 1,3,6 then "#{x}\n" else "#{x} " end }
=> ["#x\n", "2 ", "#x\n", "4 ", "5 ", "#x\n", "7 ", "8 ", "9 ", "10 "]

def getName
  puts "Please enter your name: " #for ex put "Derek523" for both voul/numbers
  result = gets.chomp #users input
end
name = getName

def removeVowels (name_) #gets name
  if name_ =~ /a|e|i|o|u/ #if name (all of it) has a voul
    name_ = name_.sub(/a|e|i|o|u/, "*") #we replace that voul
  end
  return name_  #only replaces ONE voul tho,does it have to be array to check?
end

name = removeVowels(name) #only changes one vowel?
puts name #test and see

def removeNumbers (name_) #test 2, we get the name
  x = 0 #counter set to zero, don't know how to loop in ruby without it
  name_ = name_.split(//) #name_ turn into an array
  while x <= name_.length #this loops threw our array
    if name_[x] =~ /1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|0/ #check for numbers
      name_[x] = name_[x].sub(/1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|0/, "#") #replace our numbers
    end
    x += 1 #move threw the array
  end
  return name_.join #returns to us our modified array .join to make it string
end

name = removeNumbers(name) #the test works
puts name

puts ("Enter a string of letters/numbers and i'll make magic!")
myString = gets.chomp.split(//) #array of chars
x = 0
while x <= myString.length #0 up to upper array length
  if myString[x] =~ (/1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|0|a|e|i|o|u|/) #does ruby really need this to sub???
    myString[x] = myString[x].sub(/a|e|i|o|u/, "*") #cant call SUB without the if =~? statement
    myString[x] = myString[x].sub(/0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9/, "#") #will error, but why???
  end
  x += 1
end
myString.join
puts "Magic Complete: #{myString}"

num = [rand(10) .. rand(15)]
#get 2 numbers, 1 range 0-9 // 2 range 0-14
num = {rand(10), rand(15)}
#get 1 number range 02 -- 913 on tests -WTF?
num = (rand(5),rand(10)) #ERRORS
num = (rand(5) .. rand(10))
#puts 2 numbers x .. y range within numbers
# so i failed at making a random number from #value X to value Y sigh

rand(2)*(a-b)+b

class Array2D
   # ...

   def [](x, y)
      # ...
   end
end