Panda, Tiger & Eagle levels complete#14
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Panda, Tiger & Eagle levels complete#14ralphos wants to merge 3 commits intoRubyoffRails:masterfrom ralphos:master
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you should probably name this sports, not sport since it references an array
If you do want to just find one of them, you can either:
Sport.find_by_name(input)
Sport.where(name: input).first
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Looks great -- added a minor note about plural and how to fetch just 1 record. |
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Thanks! Fixed the naming of my variable too 👍 |
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I cheated a little since I had already done this exercise in the previous batch (though I did change it up so my answer is not exactly the same). Nonetheless, it was a good recap on the basics of ActiveRecord and I do enjoy this approach of incrementally learning about the inner-workings of Rails!