In this lab you will be building a simplified Wheel of Fortune game using Ruby Classes and Rspec Tests.

First, make sure you've installed the rspec gem.

From the command line (inside the cloned repo directory) run:

gem install rspec # individually install the rspec gem
# or
bundle install # install all the gems listed in the Gemfile

Next, check that the rspec tests are working (they should be failing!):

rspec
# or
rspec spec/wheel_of_fortune_spec.rb

Take a look inside wheel_of_fortune.rb and you'll see some boilerplate code for our WheelOfFortune class.

Instance of WheelOfFortune will have three important methods:

• making guesses ("Can I have a 'z'...?")
• printing the game board ("Wh__l of Fortun_")
• checking if the game is over (true/false)

Follow the tests to get started!

You can run your game from the command line by typing:

ruby wheel_of_fortune.rb

Hint: Take a look at the Drive Code at the bottom of the file!

You can also load your code into Pry to test your assumptions:

pry
> require 'wheel_of_fortune.rb'
> w = WheelOfFortune.new({...})
> w.to_s

It turns out Wheel of Fortune and Hangman have a lot in common! Can you take this lab even further, and build a hangman game?

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h_ng m_n