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Also, it should be fun if it isn't you should feel free to adjust the requirements until it is. Adaptation of the Tetris game where there are several geometric figures of different shape, color and position, each composed of 1. If you think you can't get anything done in that amount of time (aside from time taken to learn new tools, if you decided to do that), you might think I'm asking for something that I'm not, so check with me to make sure you've understood the scope.
When you think you've spent enough time just stop (again, leaving your work clean enough to eat on) and we'll continue when you visit.
It's not critical that you get the game to any particular point, just that you come up with some new code for us to evaluate and work on later. You should be able to get at least a few meaningful examples working in an hour or so. The point is for us to see how you test and code and refactor, not to test your knowledge of specific technologies. Those instructions are ideal, so do whatever you think is appropriate and have time for. Put the results on github and send me the URL. Don't use Cucumber we love it, but it's too bulky for this exercise.) Refactor it until it's clean enough to eat on. (Test::Unit or MiniTest would be fine too. That means your simulated player doesn't need to worry about rotating each piece, just moving it left and right and then telling it to drop when it's in the right position. The title says it all and despite the fact that the game is in Beta phase, there's an error upon clicking OK on the Game Over/Name Entry box in which I sort. All the while hoping to fill up a horizontal line to make room for all the other blocks still waiting to come down. Who can forget the jaunty melody running in the background as you drop blocks down the screen. For your first iteration, make all pieces 2x2 squares. Tetris is one of the most iconic and best-selling games of all time. Don't worry about moving the falling pieces downwards while your simulated player thinks, either: your simulated player can make its decision instantaneously, as soon as a new piece appears at the top of the screen. Don't worry about keeping score or displaying the game. Your simulated player's objective is just to play forever.
Please write Ruby code that plays a game of Tetris ( ) with itself.