Submit SQL and Ruby assignment

sql.txt

@@ -3,9 +3,12 @@ SELECT with JOIN practice:
 Join the OrderDetails and Products tables, to show a report where the columns are OrderID, ProductName, and Quantity.
 Paste the SQL statement you used below.
 
+SELECT od.OrderID, prod.ProductName, od.Quantity FROM OrderDetails od INNER JOIN Products prod ON od.ProductID = prod.ProductID;
 
 Join the Orders, OrderDetails, and Employees tables to return a report with with the EmployeeName, ProductID, and Quantity.
 Paste the SQL statement you used below.  Hint: EmployeeName is not a column in the Employee table, but you can generate a
 report with EmployeeName by starting your SQL this way: SELECT (Employees.FirstName || " " || Employees.LastName) AS EmployeeName,
 
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+SELECT (e.FirstName || " " || e.LastName) AS EmployeeName, od.ProductID, od.Quantity FROM Orders o 
+    INNER JOIN OrderDetails od ON o.OrderID = od.OrderID 
+    INNER JOIN Employees e ON o.EmployeeID = e.EmployeeID;

years_to_hours.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+#Write a program which asks the user for a number of years, and then prints out how many hours are in that many years. 
+puts "Enter a number of years"
+years = gets.chomp # this returns a string
+years = years.to_i # this converts a string to an integer
+hours = years * 365 * 24
+puts "That's #{hours} hours."
+
+#Then it asks for a number of decades, and prints out the number of minutes are in that many decades.
+def years_to_days(years)
+    leap_years = years/4
+    leap_years * 366 + (years - leap_years) * 365 
+end  
+
+puts "Enter a number of decades"
+decades = gets.chomp
+decades = decades.to_i
+minutes = years_to_days(decades * 10)  * 24 * 60
+puts "That's #{minutes} minutes in #{decades} decades."
+
+#Then it asks for the user's age, and prints out the number of seconds old the user is. Call this program years_to_hours.rb.
+puts "Enter your age"
+age = gets.chomp
+age = age.to_i
+seconds = years_to_days(age) * 24 * 60 * 60
+puts "You're #{seconds} seconds old."