j_z_on_regex

Jamie Zawinski was that /Common Sense|Lupe Fiasco/ kind of brilliant.

Some people, when confronted with a problem, think 
"I know, I'll use regular expressions."

Now they have two problems.

Jamie's initials are: JZ

    

    j_z = "Jamie Zawinski"

99_regex_problems

.gsub(^/\Wa|if|you're|having|girl|problems|i've|got|99|but|a|in't|one|feel|I\s|bad|for|you|son/i, "Regex").gsub(/girl/i, "Code")

If you're having code problems \n
I feel bad for you son \n 
I've got 99 problems \n

but a Regex ain't one \n

99 Problems by Jay-Z

jay_z = “Jay-Z”
j_z = "Jamie Zawinski"

j_z != jay_z

def jay_z_problems(number, problems)
  @number = number.to_i
  @problems = problems
  jay_z_has_problems  = Array.new(@number, @problems)
end

jay_z_problems(99, "problems")

(I'm a Hip-Hop freestylist. I make critical connections. I can't help it!)

99_j_z_jay_z_problems

No method error!

"The fastest way to turn 99 problems into 198 problems is to confront each of those problems with a regular expression."