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Brent Butler Stephanie Phun

Ruby was created in 1995 by Yukihiro "Matz" Matsumoto as a combination of ideas from other languages. It has since become the 11th most popular programming language. Ruby is a general-purpose scripting language that supports a wide range of applications from web development to databases. As an object-oriented language, everything in Ruby is an object, and it provides simple input/output capabilities. Ruby is interpreted and includes an interactive command line interpreter called irb. Core data types include Boolean, number, string, array, hashes, and symbols.

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Ruby was created in 1995 by Yukihiro "Matz" Matsumoto as a combination of ideas from other languages. It has since become the 11th most popular programming language. Ruby is a general-purpose scripting language that supports a wide range of applications from web development to databases. As an object-oriented language, everything in Ruby is an object, and it provides simple input/output capabilities. Ruby is interpreted and includes an interactive command line interpreter called irb. Core data types include Boolean, number, string, array, hashes, and symbols.

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Ruby

Brent Butler
Stephanie Phun
The Beginning
Yukihiro Matz
Matsumoto

February 1995
Started off as a
combination of multiple
language ideas
Evolved into the 11
th

largely used
programming language
Who, What, Where?
Ruby was designed as a
general-purpose scripting
language, and thus has a wide
support for a number of
different applications. It has
been used across the board for
everything from web
applications, to web servers
themselves, to intelligent
graphing libraries, to picture
recognition engines, to
threaded database servers, to
low-level system utilities. It
has a wide spectrum of use
throughout computing.

Syntax and Implementation
Everything in Ruby is
an object as you can
see.

Also I/O is made simple
as well





Ruby is an interpreted
language. It also comes
with an interactive
command line
interpreter, irb.
Data Types
The classes for these
data types are:
Boolean
Number
String
Array
Hashes
Symbols

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