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Ruby Quirks: String#[] | tundal45@wordpress:~$
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Puts Hello, World! In the series of posts that have Ruby Quirks in the title, my goal is to keep track of unexpected behaviors I encounter with Ruby as I continue learning the language. I will divide the quirks into separate sections (most likely respective classes) as I encounter them. Since it is the same post, that will be constantly updated, I will put the date I encountered a particular quirk next to it’s subheading. I am going to take Pete’s advice. Str = name[2,3] # str contains "his". String#[] a...
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Ruby: Shovel vs. Plus Equals | tundal45@wordpress:~$
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Puts Hello, World! Ruby: Shovel vs. Plus Equals. At the end of August. The approach this time is to follow Mike Clark. And build tests as I delve into different features of Ruby while reading The Well Grounded Rubyist. By David A. Black. The reason I am optimistic about this approach is because I am currently working through the wonderful Ruby Koans. The question posed in one of the Koans was in regards to String modification. The tests were for the shovel (. Operators. The question was:. The test proved...
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Ruby Quirks: String#[] | tundal45@wordpress:~$
https://tundal45.wordpress.com/2010/07/10/ruby-quirks-string-bracket-operator
Puts Hello, World! In the series of posts that have Ruby Quirks in the title, my goal is to keep track of unexpected behaviors I encounter with Ruby as I continue learning the language. I will divide the quirks into separate sections (most likely respective classes) as I encounter them. Since it is the same post, that will be constantly updated, I will put the date I encountered a particular quirk next to it’s subheading. I am going to take Pete’s advice. Str = name[2,3] # str contains "his". String#[] a...
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Become a Seattle.rb member! Ruby makes me happy. Aaron Patterson fell in love with Seattle and Ruby in 2001. He’s worked for ATT, Classmates.com, and Vehix.com and has contributed Ruby open source projects such as the popular Nokogiri. Aaron also loves blogging about his latest adventures in coding and meat products. Ryan Davis has been using Ruby since 2000; his background includes QA, automation, language and tool development, object databases, and smalltalk in ruby/rails. He has worked on develope...