• Create a class called Solver.
• Create a method called factorial that takes one argument, an integer N, and returns the factorial for that number. The factorial is the multiplication of all integers from 1 to N and has the special case that the factorial of 0 is 1. This method only accepts 0 and positive integers, so if a negative integer is given it should raise an exception.
• Create a method called reverse that takes one argument, a string word, and returns word reversed (e.g. if word is "hello" it returns "olleh").
• Create a method called fizzbuzz that takes one argument, an integer N, and returns a string. The returned string is constructed following these rules:
  • When N is divisible by 3, return "fizz".
  • When N is divisible by 5, return "buzz".
  • When N is divisible by 3 and 5, return "fizzbuzz".
  • Any other case, return N as a string (e.g. say N is 7 then return "7").
• Remember to start with tests for all of the methods described above. Your commit history should prove that you have used TDD.

To run the project locally do the following:

• Clone the project into your local machine:
  git clone https://github.com/anuarshaidenov/TDD-project.git
• Change the working directory to the project's one:
  cd TDD-project
• Install the gems using: bundle install
• to run the tests type:
  rspec
  

• Major languages: Ruby
• Tested with: - Rubocop and Rspec

👤 Yuriy Chamkoriyski

• GitHub: @Hombre2014
• Twitter: @Chamkoriyski
• LinkedIn: axebit

👤 Anuar Shaidenov

• GitHub: @anuarshaidenov
• Twitter: @anuarnyi
• LinkedIn: Anuar Shaidenov

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This project is MIT licensed.