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RebelNonconformist, Ruby

The opposite of The Tag-Along. She just wants to go against convention and picks the side that has been chosen least often so far

if ARGV.length == 0
    puts ["good", "evil"].sample
else
    all_samples = ARGV[0].gsub(',','')
    n_good_samples = all_samples.count('1')
    puts n_good_samples > all_samples.length/2 ? "evil" : "good"
end

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ruby rebel.rb

Rebel, Ruby

The opposite of The Tag-Along. She just wants to go against convention and picks the side that has been chosen least often so far

if ARGV.length == 0
    puts ["good", "evil"].sample
else
    all_samples = ARGV[0].gsub(',','')
    n_good_samples = all_samples.count('1')
    puts n_good_samples > all_samples.length/2 ? "evil" : "good"
end

if ARGV.length == 0
    puts ["good", "evil"].sample
else
    all_samples = ARGV[0].gsub(',','')
    n_good_samples = all_samples.count('1')
    puts n_good_samples > all_samples.length/2 ? "evil" : "good"
end

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ruby rebel.rb

Rebel, Ruby

The opposite of The Tag-Along. She just wants to go against convention and picks the side that has been chosen least often so far

if ARGV.length == 0
    puts rand(2)["good", "evil"].sample
else
    all_samples = ARGV[0].gsub(',','')
    n_good_samples = all_samples.count('1')
    puts n_good_samples > all_samples.length/2 ? "evil" : "good"
end

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ruby rebel.rb