Lessons: 15Length: 2.4 hours
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1.2 Exploring Ruby with IRB
Let’s see how Ruby behaves by using IRB, the default Read, Eval and Print Loop — REPL, for short — to get a hold of Ruby’s Object Oriented approach to development.
Note: To exit out of IRB, type quit.
If you would like to find out more about using Vim, which is a combined text editor and command line, check out the Tuts+ course Venture Into Vim.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction to Ruby04:29
1.1
Introduction to Ruby
04:29
1.2Exploring Ruby with IRB11:21
1.2
Exploring Ruby with IRB
11:21
2.Internals
2.1Conditionals11:18
2.1
Conditionals
11:18
2.2Loops and Blocks12:07
2.2
Loops and Blocks
12:07
2.3Procs and Lambdas09:07
2.3
Procs and Lambdas
09:07
2.4Classes12:16
2.4
Classes
12:16
2.5Methods12:21
2.5
Methods
12:21
2.6Modules10:29
2.6
Modules
10:29
2.7Exceptions11:04
2.7
Exceptions
11:04
3.STL Classes
3.1Strings08:57
3.1
Strings
08:57
3.2Arrays09:53
3.2
Arrays
09:53
3.3Hashes08:05
3.3
Hashes
08:05
3.4Regexes11:44
3.4
Regexes
11:44
4.Techniques
4.1Inheritance and Composition04:43
4.1
Inheritance and Composition
04:43
4.2Mixins08:31
4.2
Mixins
08:31
