Let's use ruby's .each instead of iterating with a integer variable
Should look more like
i = 0
optionsArray.each do |option|
fields.push({ name: Emoji::LETTERS[i], value: "#{option}\n#{CharAppResponses::INLINE_SPACE}", inline: true })
i += 1
end
instead of like: for b in 1..a-1 do
Then when you iterate to add reactions, you can say
j = 0
i.times do
message.react(Emoji::LETTERS[j]
end
Though, for this one you probably can use for b in 0..a do if you really want to
None of this has to be exact, but its cleaner to use ruby's custom for loops for iterations instead of storing a bunch of numbers and iterating
After this is all changed, and rebased, we will also need to add the command description and options
Let's use ruby's `.each` instead of iterating with a integer variable
Should look more like
```ruby
i = 0
optionsArray.each do |option|
fields.push({ name: Emoji::LETTERS[i], value: "#{option}\n#{CharAppResponses::INLINE_SPACE}", inline: true })
i += 1
end
```
instead of like: `for b in 1..a-1 do`
Then when you iterate to add reactions, you can say
```ruby
j = 0
i.times do
message.react(Emoji::LETTERS[j]
end
```
Though, for this one you probably can use `for b in 0..a do` if you really want to
None of this has to be exact, but its cleaner to use ruby's custom for loops for iterations instead of storing a bunch of numbers and iterating
After this is all changed, and rebased, we will also need to add the command description and options
Let's use ruby's
.eachinstead of iterating with a integer variableShould look more like
instead of like:
for b in 1..a-1 doThen when you iterate to add reactions, you can say
Though, for this one you probably can use
for b in 0..a doif you really want toNone of this has to be exact, but its cleaner to use ruby's custom for loops for iterations instead of storing a bunch of numbers and iterating
After this is all changed, and rebased, we will also need to add the command description and options