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Rejoice, children of Muckyland! Your benevolent Chancellor Cloud, in cooperation with the Burgermeisters and Mawtriarchs of the Golden Valley, are promulgating a Constitution to generate Reckonings. Reckonings (games of Oath) allow for Muckyland to govern itself!

The Constitution of Muckyland

Article I: The Box

Between Reckonings, the Chancellor maintains possession of the Oath Box.

Article II: How Reckonings Happen

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-- I feel very uncertain this is the Right Thing.
-- tested against Elm 0.19

import Json.Decode exposing (..)
type TreeOfInt
    = Branch (List TreeOfInt)
    | Leaf Int

-- decodeString treeOfInt "[7, [10]]" => Branch [Leaf 7, Branch [Leaf 10]]
treeOfInt : Decoder TreeOfInt

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class A
  public
  def do_thing(x)
    super_secret_internal_implementation_function_xpjdljadhlhjjalj(x) * 10
  end
  
  private
  # randomly chosen name no one else is likely to use:
  def super_secret_internal_implementation_function_xpjdljadhlhjjalj(x)
    x*x

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=begin

Class Hierarchy

     A
    / \
   B1 B2
  /     \
 C1     C2

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echo lets practice has-and-belongs-to-many-relationships in rails
echo lets create a record of which players know how to play which games
rails new gamelog
cd gamelog/
rake db:create
rails generate model Player name:string
rails generate model Game name:string
echo add has_and_belongs_to_many calls to both models
echo see http://guides.rubyonrails.org/association_basics.html#the-has-and-belongs-to-many-association for details
echo this next command isnt what I want because it doesnt create .players and .games methods