```ruby
# Write a method, match_maker, which will receive an unknown number of
# elements, and return an array where every two elements are represented by true or false.
#
# The very first parameter will not be part of this set. Instead, it will tell
# you how to determine what their value should be.
# If it is true, then they will be true when they are oppositely truthy.
# If it is false, then they will be true when they are similarly truthy.
#
# Examples:
# match_maker false, true,  true                # => [true]
# match_maker true,  true,  true                # => [false]
# match_maker true,  false, false               # => [false]
# match_maker true,  false, true                # => [true]
# match_maker true,  true,  false               # => [true]
# match_maker true,  true,  true, false, true   # => [false, true]
# match_maker true,  true,  true, false, nil    # => [false, false]
# match_maker true,  true,  true, true, nil     # => [false, true]
# match_maker true,  true,  true, 0, nil        # => [false, true]

```

Return an array where every two elements are represented by true or false.
user
```ruby
# Write a method, match_maker, which will receive an unknown number of
# elements, and return an array where every two elements are represented by true or false.
#
# The very first parameter will not be part of this set. Instead, it will tell
# you how to determine what their value should be.
# If it is true, then they will be true when they are oppositely truthy.
# If it is false, then they will be true when they are similarly truthy.
#
# Examples:
# match_maker false, true,  true                # => [true]
# match_maker true,  true,  true                # => [false]
# match_maker true,  false, false               # => [false]
# match_maker true,  false, true                # => [true]
# match_maker true,  true,  false               # => [true]
# match_maker true,  true,  true, false, true   # => [false, true]
# match_maker true,  true,  true, false, nil    # => [false, false]
# match_maker true,  true,  true, true, nil     # => [false, true]
# match_maker true,  true,  true, 0, nil        # => [false, true]

def match_maker(parameter, *elements)
  arr = []
  i = 0
    while (i < elements.size)
      if !elements[i] == !elements[i+1]
        arr << !parameter
      else
        arr << parameter
      end
      i += 2
  end
arr
end
```
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