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Essential Ruby

Essential Ruby

Essential Ruby

This page covers the following topics related to Ruby : Casting type conversions, Arrays, Classes, Hashes, Blocks and procs and lambdas, Inheritance, Control flow, Strings, Symbols, Exceptions, Thread, Methods, Method missing, Numbers, Iteration, Regular Expressions and regex based operations, Comparable, Gem usage, Design patterns and idioms, Loading source files, Range, Comments, Special constants in Ruby, Modules, Ruby version manager, Gem creation / management, Constants, Variable scope and visibility, rbenv, Environment variables, Singletons, File I/O, Time, Queue, Destructuring, IRB, Enumerators, C extensions, Struct, Metaprogramming, Dynamic evaluation, instance eval, Message passing, Keyword arguments, DateTime, Truthiness, JSON with Ruby, Implicit receives, understanding, Monkey patching, Introspection, Monkey patching, Refinements, Monkey patching in Ruby, Catching exceptions with begin rescue, Command line apps, Debugging, Pure RSpec JSON API testing, Recursion, Installation, ERB, Introspection, Random numbers, Getting started with Hanami, OptionParser, Splat operator, Multidimensional Arrays, Enumerable, Ruby access modifiers, Operating system or shell commands, Contributors.

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