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+# Create a random menu generator that can be played from the Terminal.
+# Your generator should pull one item from each array you made
+# in the baseline requirements to create a "menu item".
+# When the program runs, it should create and show a list of ten numbered menu items.
+
+adjectives = ["hot", "lukewarm", "slimy", "slippery", "savory", "delicious", "sweet", "salty", "chocolatey", "robust"]
+cooking_style = ["pan-fried", "fried", "steamed", "baked", "sauteed", "microwaved", "roasted", "barbecued", "raw", "beer-batterd"]
+food = ["chicken", "fish", "pork", "zucchini", "broccoli", "squash", "beef", "buffalo burger", "chicken fried steak", "waffles"]
+
+puts "-" * 15 + "Menu" + "-" * 15
+
+10.times do |num|
+  puts "#{num + 1}. #{adjectives.sample} #{cooking_style.sample} #{food.sample}"
+end
+
+# Test for the following:
+#
+# The menu items are selected randomly.
+# There are 10 menu items.
+# Each item should pull one word from each of the 3 arrays.
+# The items are numbers 1-10 (not starting at zero).
+# Run the program a few times and ensure that the last word in the arrays are used.
+# Also ensure that the first word in the arrays are used at least occasionally.
+
+
+# ****** Additional Considerations/Challenges *****
+# Expand your solution to ensure that no descriptive term in a menu item is ever repeated.
+# So if the first menu item is hot pan-fried dumplings, the the phrases hot,
+# pan-friend and dumpling cannot individually be used in any other menu items.
+
+# 10.times do |num|
+#   a = adjectives.sample
+#   b = cooking_style.sample
+#   c = food.sample
+#   puts "#{num+1}. #{a} #{b} #{c}"
+#   adjectives.delete(a)
+#   cooking_style.delete(b)
+#   food.delete(c)
+# end
+
+# Expand your solution to allow the user to determine how many items they'd
+# like to see via user input. Note: You will need to ensure that this user-chosen number of items is not larger
+# than the number of items you have in your arrays.
+
+# puts "How many items would you like to see?"
+# items = gets.chomp.to_i
+# until items <= 10
+#   puts "Please select a number under 10."
+#   items = gets.chomp.to_i
+# end
+#
+# items.times do |num|
+#   a = adjectives.sample
+#   b = cooking_style.sample
+#   c = food.sample
+#   puts "#{num+1}. #{a} #{b} #{c}"
+#   adjectives.delete(a)
+#   cooking_style.delete(b)
+#   food.delete(c)
+# end
+
+# Instead of using hardcoded or predefined arrays, make your program accept user input.
+# This user input will be utilized to generate the menu items.
+# You'll need to prompt for and store a varying number of entries for each food-type array.
+# adjectives = []
+# cooking_style = []
+# food = []
+#
+# puts "Please enter 10 food adjectives."
+# 10.times do |entry|
+#   adjectives << gets.chomp
+# end
+#
+# puts "Please enter 10 food preparation techniques (past tense)."
+# 10.times do |entry|
+#   cooking_style << gets.chomp
+# end
+#
+# puts "Please enter 10 different food items."
+# 10.times do |entry|
+#   food << gets.chomp
+# end
+#
+# 10.times do |num|
+#   puts "#{num + 1}. #{adjectives.sample} #{cooking_style.sample} #{food.sample}"
+# end