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Comprehensive Guide to Learning Ruby

Criteria for Learning Ruby


 Understand Ruby's simplicity and focus on developer happiness.
 Learn the syntax and conventions used in Ruby programs.
 Master object-oriented programming with Ruby.
 Explore the Ruby on Rails framework for web development.
 Understand Ruby Gems and how to use them to extend functionality.
 Grasp Ruby's metaprogramming capabilities for advanced programming.

Important Libraries in Ruby


 Rails: For web development.
 RSpec: For testing.
 Devise: For authentication.
 Nokogiri: For parsing HTML and XML.
 Puma: For web server management.
 ActiveRecord: For ORM (Object-Relational Mapping).

Roadmap to Learning Ruby


 Step 1: Learn Ruby Basics
- Study syntax, variables, and control flow.
- Write simple scripts to manipulate strings and numbers.
 Step 2: Explore OOP in Ruby
- Use classes, methods, and modules.
 Step 3: Learn Rails
- Build web applications using Ruby on Rails.
 Step 4: Understand Gems
- Use bundler to manage dependencies.
 Step 5: Build Projects
- Create a blog application or an e-commerce site.
 Step 6: Debug and Test
- Use debugging tools and write unit tests with RSpec.

Examples of Simple Programs


 Hello World Program:
```ruby
puts 'Hello, World!'
```
 Basic Calculator:
```ruby
def add(a, b)
a+b
end
puts add(5, 3)
```
 Array Example:
```ruby
numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
numbers.each { |num| puts num }
```

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