Create a Monkey class in lib/monkey.rb, which has the following attributes:

• name - a string, which should be determined by some input
• species - a string, which should be determined by some input
• foods_eaten - an array, which should be initialized as an empty array

And the following methods:

• eat(food) - adds a food (a string) to the list of foods eaten
• introduce - introduces self, with name, species, and what it's eaten

Run tests using rspec from inside the oop_monkey folder (not in any subfolders). Write code in your Monkey class to make the tests pass. Before you start, run bundle install in the terminal.

Note:

• You should not need to alter the monkey_spec file in any way (except for the bonus below).
• You shouldn't need to run ruby lib/monkey.rb or use the ruby command at all -- just rspec spec/monkey_spec.rb.
• You can completely ignore the .rspec and spec_helper.rb files.

RSpec is a tool for writing automated tests for programs written in ruby. We write tests in ruby (see spec/monkey_spec.rb for example), that describe what we expect to happen when we use our code (usually classes/objects).

When we run the tests, it compares what our code does to what our tests expect, and tells us which pass and which fail.

Uncomment the bonus tests in spec/monkey_spec and make them pass.