Ruby Language
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Hi Now I have to learn about Ruby Language. On the way of learning, I see the same concept of OOPS concept like C++ and Java…… but with little changes in the way of defining class, member functions and ….. Why is this repeating the same story with different name and ….. so on..:doh:
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Hi Now I have to learn about Ruby Language. On the way of learning, I see the same concept of OOPS concept like C++ and Java…… but with little changes in the way of defining class, member functions and ….. Why is this repeating the same story with different name and ….. so on..:doh:
Looks can be deceptive... Ruby, from my understanding, offers a lot dynamic functionality that other OOP's don't. Marc Pensieve Some people believe what the bible says. Literally. At least [with Wikipedia] you have the chance to correct the wiki -- Jörgen Sigvardsson
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Hi Now I have to learn about Ruby Language. On the way of learning, I see the same concept of OOPS concept like C++ and Java…… but with little changes in the way of defining class, member functions and ….. Why is this repeating the same story with different name and ….. so on..:doh:
Based on your questions there should only be a single OO language in the world! Kevin
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Hi Now I have to learn about Ruby Language. On the way of learning, I see the same concept of OOPS concept like C++ and Java…… but with little changes in the way of defining class, member functions and ….. Why is this repeating the same story with different name and ….. so on..:doh:
shadrach_india wrote:
Why is this repeating the same story with different name and ….. so on
Ruby is very different from Java and even more from C++.
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Based on your questions there should only be a single OO language in the world! Kevin
Am I addicted to Microsoft C++ ? Can’t I accept any other OOPs Languages :sigh:
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shadrach_india wrote:
Why is this repeating the same story with different name and ….. so on
Ruby is very different from Java and even more from C++.
My programming blahblahblah blog. If you ever find anything useful here, please let me know to remove it.
For those of us who don't know Ruby, could you please give some examples of why it's different?
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Am I addicted to Microsoft C++ ? Can’t I accept any other OOPs Languages :sigh:
On the surface they may be similar but once you get going with Ruby you'll realise how different to C++ or even C# it is (though C# 3.0 is heading towards Ruby.) regards, Paul Watson Ireland FeedHenry needs you
eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.
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For those of us who don't know Ruby, could you please give some examples of why it's different?
I suggest you look here[^] for some examples of Ruby code.
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I suggest you look here[^] for some examples of Ruby code.
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Looks like a Perl syntax applied to an OOP language. Eh. I guess I was hoping for something more interesting.:|
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Looks like a Perl syntax applied to an OOP language. Eh. I guess I was hoping for something more interesting.:|
Ruby is isnspired by Perl but appears to combine the best bits of Perl and Python into a more elegant whole. Perl is an abomination. Ruby and Python operate in the same space, as far as I can see - but I've only dabbled slightly in them. Google use Python a lot, e.g., in GMail. Kevin