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macOS Internals

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	UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM
	Can I restate the problem in my own words?
	What are the inputs that go into the problem?
	What are the outputs that should come from the solution to the problem?
	Can the outputs be determined from the inputs? In other words, do I have enough information to solve the problem? (You may not be able to answer this question until you set about solving the problem. That's okay; it's still worth considering the question at this early stage.)
	How should I label the important pieces of data that are a part of the problem?

	EXPLORE EXAMPLES
	User Stories?
	Unit Tests?

	// const fetchData = async () => {
	// const result = await axios.get(
	// proxy + url
	// )
	// setTrialData(result.data.FullStudiesResponse.FullStudies)
	// }

	// fetchData()

	require 'rails_helper'
	RSpec.describe King, type: :model do
	describe 'valid_move?' do
	it 'should allow a vertical-up move' do
	game = FactoryGirl.create(:game)
	king = King.new(game: game, current_row_index: 5, current_column_index: 5)
	expect(king.valid_move?(6,5)).to eq true
	end

	it 'should allow a vertical-down move' do

	def distance(destination_row, destination_col)
	if self.vertical?(destination_row, destination_col)
	return (destination_row - current_row_index).abs
	elsif self.horizontal?(destination_row, destination_col)
	return (destination_col - current_column_index).abs
	elsif self.diagonal?(destination_row, destination_col)
	return (destination_col - current_column_index).abs
	# destination_col - current_row_index
	else
	puts "Invalid Input"

	class LinkedListNode
	attr_accessor :value, :next_node

	def initialize(value, next_node=nil)
	@value = value
	@next_node = next_node
	end

	end

	class Image

	def initialize(image)
	@image = image
	end

	#Iterate through @image input and identify which indices have a "1".

	def identify
	one_index = []