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Ruby Programming Language 1 Overview Ruby is a dynamic, reflective, object-oriented, general-purpose programming language. It was developed by Yukihiro “Matz” Matsumoto in the mid-1990s. Ruby was designed to be natural for humans to use. Ruby is open-source. To download Ruby, visit: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en General To run Ruby code via shell, use the Interactive Ruby Shell by typing “irb” in the console. To exit the Interactive Ruby Shell, type the command “exit”. Ruby files end with the file extension “.rb”. To run a Ruby file in command line, type “ruby” followed by the filename: ruby hello_world.rb Whitespace is generally ignored in Ruby. Newline characters indicate the end of a statement. Ruby identifiers are the names of variables, constants, and methods. Identifiers may consist of alphanumeric characters as well as the underscore character. Identifiers are case sensitive. Ruby also has a list of reserved words which may not be used as constant or variable names, but may be used as method names. Basic Input & Output Interaction with the console is possible with simple input and output operations. The four rudimentary I/O operations are as follows: ● “puts” - prints to console with trailing newline character ● “print” - prints to console without trailing newline character ● “gets” - reads from console with last character (usually newline) 2 ● “gets.chomp” - reads from console without last character (usually newline) Example of console interaction # Asks user for their name and greets them puts “Hello, what is your name?” name = gets.chomp puts “Hello, #{name}!” Object-oriented Programming Ruby follows the object-oriented programming paradigm. Object-oriented programming is based on the concepts of “objects” which contain data and procedures. The paradigm is founded upon the idea that when approaching problems, data types are determined first and then operations associated with the data types are created. Classes are data type definitions and contain fields and methods. Fields are data members while methods are function members. To create actual pieces of data, instances of an object are created. A class can be thought of as a “blueprint” for creating objects. For each created instance, the object has its own fields separate from the class and other objects. However, the methods do not need to be unique so there is only one copy of the methods in memory. The main principles of object-oriented programming are ● Encapsulation - principle where an instance’s fields should only be read by the methods of the defining class. External manipulation is not allowed. This results in modularized code that is easier to fix, change, and debug. ● Abstraction - principle where irrelevant data about an object is hidden and only essential characteristics are available. Abstractions allows for reduced complexity and increased 3 efficiency because it allows other people to use the functionality of a piece of code without having to know exactly how it was implemented. ● Inheritance - principle where a descendent class inherits from an ancestor class, gaining access to all members in the ancestor class. A direct descendent forms a parent-child relationship. Inheritance helps model real world objects. ● Polymorphism - principle where a descendent class inherits from an ancestor class, but the descendent class can modify the members inherited for improved or more optimized functionality. Comments Comments are statements that are not executed by the Ruby interpreter. They are used to help other people reading code understand it. Ruby supports single-line as well as multi-line comments. To write single-line comments, enter a hash sign “#” followed by the comment. Single-line comments can be written on the same line after a statement or expression. To write multi-line comments, enclose the comment with the “=begin” and “=end” statements. These must be at the beginning of a line. Examples of single-line comments # This is a comment x = 10 # This is also a comment Examples of multi-line comments =begin This is a 4 comment =end # This is # also a way to # write multi-line # comments Variables Variables are memory locations which hold data. The value of a variable is assigned using an “=” assignment operator. During assignment, the memory location denoted by the variable identifier on the left side of the operator is set to the value denoted on the right side of the operator. Variable names start with a lowercase letter usually. After the first letter, variable names can then contain uppercase letters as well as numbers. Variable names should not include whitespace or punctuation. Furthermore, variables are declared in Ruby without specifying data types. Ruby has five types of variables: ● Local - variables defined in a method. They are not available outside the method. Local variables start with a lowercase letter or an underscore “_”. If uninitialized, they are interpreted as a call to a method without any arguments. ● Instance - variables available across methods for any particular instance of an object. Instance variables are preceded by the at sign “@” and are set to “nil” if uninitialized. ● Class - variables available across different objects and their descendents. Class variables are preceded by the double at sign
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messages [–] to /r/Christianity/ sent 3 hours ago Hi Mods, We recently had a moderator from this forum request that our forum remove links to the recent Mormon AMA. We complied in good faith by removing full participation links. We decided to allow the nonparticipation links (np.reddit.com) as the only request made was to be direct and polite in any interactions permalink reply full comments [] from curious_mormon [+50] via /r/Christianity/ sent 2 hours ago Part of this message was cut off, so I apologize for the double submissions. Continued and paraphrased below:
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messages [–] to /r/Christianity/ sent an hour ago Hi Mods, We recently had a moderator from this forum request that our forum remove links to the recent Mormon AMA. We complied in good faith by removing full participation links. We decided to allow the nonparticipation links (np.reddit.com) as the only request made was to be direct and polite in any interactions permalink reply full comments [–] from curious_mormon [+50] via /r/Christianity/ sent an hour ago Part of this message was cut off, so I apologize for the double submissions. Continued and paraphrased below:
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| preferences | | logout all | unread | messages | comment replies | post replies | username mentions /r/Christianity expand all On prejudice and exclusion based on beliefs collapse all [–] to /r/Christianity/ sent 2 hours ago Hi Mods, We recently had a moderator from this forum request that our forum remove links to the recent Mormon AMA. We complied in good faith by removing full participation links. We decided to allow the nonparticipation links (np.reddit.com) as the only request made was to be direct and polite in any interactions permalink source source [] from curious_mormon reply full comments [+50] via /r/Christianity/ sent 2 hours ago Part of this message was cut off, so I apologize for the double submissions. Continued and paraphrased below:
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Course 1080-1 Sr Yr Experience( H Eng 12) [Crowe, Rachel ] Task Final Grade Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 82 Quarter Grade 83 91 87 94 Term 4 Comments:Congratulations!
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Course 1080-1 Sr Yr Experience( H Eng 12) [Crowe, Rachel ] Task Final Grade Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 89 Quarter Grade 83 91 87 94 Term 4 Comments:Congratulations!
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OBSERVATIONS Appearance □ Neat □ Disheveled □ Inappropriate □ Bizarre □ Other Speech □ Normal □ Tangential □ Pressured □ Impoverished □ Other Eye Contact □ Normal □ Intense □ Avoidant □ Other Motor Activity □ Normal □ Restless □ Tics □ Slowed □ Other Affect □ Full □ Constricted □ Flat □ Labile □ Other Comments:
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On the usage of USLE/RUSLE family of models in the context of our manuscript, it might be of interest even our comments in Bosco et al.
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Here is just the basic annoying but not rule breaking trolling for context https://www.reddit.com/r/gaybros/comments/4bfcxo/ben_smith_is_over_half_way_to_his_target_ of/d1b4e6g?context=3 It’s then that I decided, this guy is just a troll, so I left it be.
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AML QUEENSLAND BRANCH CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE RESIGNATION OF AUSTRALIAN REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT NATIONAL CHAIRMAN (Issued 2/11/2010) The Australian Monarchist Leagues (AML) Queensland Branch has called on the Australian Republican Movement’s National Chair Mike Keating AO to immediately resign following the failure to remove disgraceful and offensive comments from the groups Facebook fan page.
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Course 1080-1 Sr Yr Experience( H Eng 12) [Crowe, Rachel ] Task Quarter Grade 2080-1 Sr Yr Experience(H Gov't/Eco) [Greenberger, Stephanie] Quarter Grade Q1 83 Q2 91 Q3 87 83 91 87 100 100 95 89 85 81 91 99 84 97 100 99 99 98 Term 3 Comments:
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Every bar/club will have its own page, on that page there will be general info about the place, google map’s API and a picture, along with the opening hours. There also will be list of current events and a section for comments. User can add a new comment or view existing comments. Each user will have a favourites list. Any events he/she browses can be added to the favourites list and then displayed. Both bar and average user will have an ability to change their details after registration (address, opening hours, etc.). pg.2 Page Design This is our initial concept for how the main page, and subsequent pages should look. At the top of the site the user will have some navigation buttons as well as a logout option and events will be displayed from top to bottom on the page. All pages will follow this design layout.
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Select route for dist., Mersey Bluff Caravan Park 41 Bluff Road, Map and directions Devonport (03) 64248655 Summary of users' comments $$ Clean and friendly, dump point, laundry, BBQ.
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