Ruby

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Ranges


In Ruby, a Range is a class which represents a set of values defined by a starting and an ending value.

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Literals


Ruby provides similar means of delimiting back-quoted strings, regular expressions, symbols and arrays of either single-quoted or double-quoted strings.

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Concatenation


Learn Different methods of concatenation in Ruby

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Using For Loop


Learn how to use for loop

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Using Chop and Chomp


Learn Using Chop and Chomp

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Printing ASCII Values


Printing ASCII Values

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More on Strings


More on Strings

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Strings Getting Started


Getting Started with Strings

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Unit Testing


This test suite contains two tests: test1 (which contains three assertions) and test2 (which contains one).

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Linebreaks


You need to take care when entering line breaks into the inter-active Ruby console (IRB) since the position of line breaks may alter the meaning of your Ruby code.