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page 133 of why's (poignant) Guide to Ruby. A code block shows the LotteryTicket class with a score method, and an irb session where ticket.score(winner) returns 2. Next to the code block someone drew a pink flower on a green stem. Then a paragraph about young Paij-ree finishing the lottery for his father. Across the lower half of the page, everything in green pen: a big drawing of a chicken head. Next to it: "Song recommendation: Higgs Boson Blues", "Nice to meet you Alex! at Helvetic Ruby '25", signed "Andrea Kreideweiss", and "It's a chicken :)".

Page 133. LotteryTicket#score counts your lucky numbers.

Andrea Kreideweiss filled the rest of the page in green:

Song recommendation: Higgs Boson Blues

@andrea_kreideweiss

Andrea has a PhD in psychology. And she draw a motivational chicken and a beautiful flower.

ticket.score(chicken) # => 2

The foxes put on Nick Cave and looked at the chicken for a long time.

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Andrea Kreideweiss

@andrea_kreideweiss

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