Ruby is a perfect Object Oriented Programming langauge. An object oriented langauge involves classes and objects.
Class: Blueprint from which individual objects are created.
Object: An instance of a class.
Method: In ruby functions are called methods. They are defined with the keyword "def" followed by the method name and ended with the keyword "end".
Ruby Warrior Rules
Add code to the "Player" class to reach the 10th level
The play_turn method is executed in a loop during each run. If you reach the stairs you progress to the next level.
Warrior object gains more powers as you progress up each level
Only one action is allowed during each execution of the play_turn method.
Action methods are defined by an ending '!' character. (Note: In a typical Ruby program the '!' character on methods typically means "dangerous method" because the method will modify the object it's called on. This is just a convention.)
