From 31492935a0fbf26c473bdb1334a908576fdc466f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Diana Nguyen <41170709+dnguye2@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2020 22:25:42 -0800
Subject: [PATCH] Create rideshare_nguyen.rb

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+########################################################
+# Diana Nguyen - Space
+# Ride Share
+########################################################
+# (0) Setting up the entire data structure:
+# Level 1: master hash "rides"
+# Level 2: 4 sub hashes for each of the drivers
+#         driver id is the key and the values are different
+#         variables (e.g. date of ride they gave)
+# Level 3: within the values hold the array for the
+#         variables, this is so the variables line up,
+#         (e.g. for Driver 1, they had a date of ride of
+#          Feb 3rd, with a rating of 3, earning $10, and 
+#          the rider had an id of RD0003)
+
+rides = {
+  :DR0001 => {
+  date_of_ride: ["3rd Feb 2016", "3rd Feb 2016", "5th Feb 2016"],
+  rating: [3, 4, 2],
+  money_earned: [10, 30, 45],
+  rider_of_drive: ["RD0003", "RD0015", "RD0003"]
+  },
+  :DR0002 => {
+  date_of_ride: ["3rd Feb 2016", "4th Feb 2016", "5th Feb 2016"],
+  rating: [5, 1, 3],
+  money_earned: [25, 15, 35],
+  rider_of_drive: ["RD0073", "RD0013", "RD0066"]
+  },
+  :DR0003 => {
+  date_of_ride: ["4th Feb 2016", "5th Feb 2016"],
+  rating: [5, 2],
+  money_earned: [5, 50],
+  rider_of_drive: ["RD0066", "RD0003"]
+  },
+  :DR0004 => {
+  date_of_ride: ["3rd Feb 2016", "4th Feb 2016", "5th Feb 2016"],
+  rating: [5, 4, 5],
+  money_earned: [5, 10, 20],
+  rider_of_drive: ["RD0022", "RD0022", "RD0073"]
+  }
+}
+
+# Welcome statement of data report
+
+puts "Here is the Ride Share Data analysis from February 3rd, 2016 to February 5th, 2016: "
+puts "\n"
+
+########################################################
+# (1) Number of rides each driver has given
+# Based off of the "date_of_rides" array, finding the 
+# length of this array will give the total amount of rides
+
+# Strategy - first try to find amount for one driver first, 
+# then iterate. 
+# Came up with the following code for a single driver
+## puts "Driver 1 gave #{(rides[:DR0001][:date_of_ride]).length} rides"
+
+# To iterate the above code to give all drivers amount of rides
+# use the ".map" enumerable
+# to access the correct array, must include both key (driver) and value (data) 
+# as arguments for the block
+
+
+rides.map {|driver, data| 
+  puts "Driver #{driver} has given #{(data[:date_of_ride]).length} rides"
+}
+
+puts "\n"
+
+########################################################
+# (2) Earnings for each driver
+
+# Came up with the following code to calculate 
+# earnings for one driver:
+# ".inject(:+)" enumerable used to combine all elements in the 
+# array through addition, giving the total amount of 
+# $ a driver earned
+# puts "Driver 1 made: $#{(rides[:DR0001][:money_earned]).inject(:+)}"
+
+# When iterating, used same logic as (1), taking note of accessing the
+# proper value, ":money_earned"
+
+
+rides.map {|driver, data| 
+  puts "Driver #{driver} made a total of: $#{(data[:money_earned]).inject(:+)}"
+}
+
+puts "\n"
+
+########################################################
+# (3) Average rating for each driver
+# Came up with the following code to calculate 
+# average rating for one driver:
+# After accessing rating value array, first use ".inject(:+)"
+# to get the total ratings
+# Then divided by the length of the rating array
+# Then converted the total to a float
+# puts "Driver 3's average rating is 
+# #{(rides[:DR0003][:rating]).inject(:+) / (rides[:DR0003][:rating]).length.to_f}"
+
+# When iterating, wanted a nonrepeating decimal and used sprintf("%.2f", <average rating>)
+# to output only 2 decimal places
+
+rides.map {|driver, data| 
+  puts "Driver #{driver}'s average rating is: 
+  #{ sprintf("%.2f", ((data[:rating]).inject(:+) / ((data[:rating]).length).to_f))}"
+}
+
+puts "\n"
+
+########################################################
+# (4) Driver who made the most money
+# Add on to code from (2)
+# create new variable highest_earnings, set equal to zero
+# will use to hold as a placeholder and ultimately find the highest earning
+
+# Will also have variable highest_earner to hold the string
+# of the driver with the most earnings, for the final puts statement
+# Use .each to iterate and a conditional to compare current and previous earnings
+# replace highest_earnings value if current value is higher
+# print highest earner by using puts "#{driver}"
+
+highest_earnings = 0.0
+highest_earner = " "
+
+rides.each { |driver, data|
+  current_earning = data[:money_earned].inject(0, :+)
+  if  current_earning > highest_earnings
+    highest_earner = "#{driver}"
+    highest_earnings = current_earning
+  end
+}
+
+puts "Driver, #{highest_earner}, is the highest earner."
+
+########################################################
+# (5) Driver with the highest average rating
+# Add on to code from (3)
+# same logic as (4) but with ratings
+
+highest_average_rating = 0.0
+highest_rated_driver = " "
+
+rides.each { |driver, data|
+  current_rating = (data[:rating].reduce(:+) / (data[:rating].length.to_f))
+  if current_rating > highest_average_rating
+    highest_rated_driver = "#{driver}"
+    highest_average_rating = current_rating
+  end
+}
+
+puts "\n"
+puts "Driver, #{highest_rated_driver}, is the highest rated driver."