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This book covers basics of the ruby programming language, including variables, constants, symbols, hashes, sets, methods, blocks, iterators, regular expressions, control structures, classes, exception-handling, and multi-threading. All concepts are illustrated with examples and explained. Mechanisms in ruby that are most useful are emphasized.

Ruby Programming Ebook Arun Jagota eBook

At a high level - good summary when you need to be able to follow along from another language to get kick-started on Ruby. Given it's incredibly weak variable typing - I have to say that using Ruby for an internet-facing application scares the hell out of me.

Product details File Size 62 KB Print Length 31 pages Publication Date January 8, 2012 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B006VEJF0U

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lif u dont know what ruby is read this ..
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OK for the unexperinced. I liked the short and understandable examples. Gives a very short and interesting introduction to ruby.
This is an unusual book in that it gives a broad overview of the Ruby language without going into all detail, but it gives a good idea of Ruby's strengths and applications.
At a high level - good summary when you need to be able to follow along from another language to get kick-started on Ruby. Given it's incredibly weak variable typing - I have to say that using Ruby for an internet-facing application scares the hell out of me.