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 Part 1
 
     require 'date'
 
     #This function tells you how many hours are in a year
     def hoursinyear
     	hours = 24*365
     	return 'There are ' + hours.to_s + ' hours in one year'
     end
 
      #This function tells you how many minutes are in a decade
     def minutesindeacde
     	minutes = 60*24*365*10
     	return 'There are ' + minutes.to_s + ' minutes in one decade'
     end
 
     #This function gets a users age and then converts their age into seconds
     def ageinseconds
     	puts 'Please enter your age in years:'
     	STDOUT.flush
-    	age = gets.chomp().to_i
+    	age = gets.chomp.to_i
     	today = Date.today.to_time.to_i
-    	seconds = age*24*360*365 + today
+    	seconds = age*24*3600*365 + today
     	return 'You are ' + seconds.to_s + ' seconds old'
     end
 
     #This function calculates how many chocolates you hope to eat in your life (assumes lifespan of 80 years)
     def chocolates
     	puts 'Pleae enter how many chocolates, on average, you eat a week?'
     	STDOUT.flush
-    	chocolate = gets.chomp().to_i
+    	chocolate = gets.chomp.to_i
     	totalcandy = chocolate*52*80
     	return 'You will eat ' + totalcandy.to_s + ' chocolates in your life'
     end
 
     #Print responses
     puts hoursinyear
     puts minutesindeacde
     puts ageinseconds
     puts chocolates
 
 Part 2
 
     #This function greets the user with their name
     def username
     	puts 'Please enter your first name:'
     	STDOUT.flush
     	firstname = gets.chomp
     	puts 'Please enter your middle name:'
     	STDOUT.flush
     	middlename = gets.chomp
     	puts 'Please enter your last name:'
     	STDOUT.flush
     	lastname = gets.chomp
     	return 'Your full name is ' + firstname + ' ' + middlename + ' ' + lastname + '. Nice to meet you!'
     end
 
     #Favorite number function
     def favnumber
     	puts 'Please enter your favorite number:'
     	STDOUT.flush
-    	number = gets.chomp().to_i
+    	number = gets.chomp.to_i
     	return 'Although ' + number.to_s + ' is a pretty good number. I think you may like ' + (number+1).to_s + ' more since it is harder, better, faster, and stronger (as a number of coarse!)'
     end
 
     puts username
     puts favnumber
 
 Part 3
 
     def angryboss
     	puts 'Measly employee, what do you want!'
     	STDOUT.flush
     	res = gets.chomp
     	return 'WHADDAYA MEAN "' + res + '"?!? YOUR"RE FIRED!!'
     end
 
     puts angryboss