Introduction to Ruby
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an introduction to ruby programming language. This is a start for peoples those who start ruby on rails
![• class Course
Classes
• def initialize(dept, number, name, professor)
• @dept = dept
• @number = number
• @name = name
• @professor = professor
• end
• def to_s
• "Course Information: #@dept #@number - #@name [#@professor]"
• end
• def
• self.find_all_students
• ...
• end
• end
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![Inheritance
• class AnnotatedCoordinate < Coordinate
• def initialize(x,y,comment)
• super(x,y)
• @comment = comment
• end
• def to_s
• super + "[#@comment]"
• end
• End
• a_point =
• AnnotatedCoordinate.new(8,14,"Centre");
• puts a_point
• Out Put Is -> (8,14)[Centre]
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![Arrays and hashes
• fruit = ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Squash']
• puts fruit[0]
• fruit << 'Corn'
• puts fruit[3]
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![Arrays More...
• fruit = {
• :apple => 'fruit',
• :orange => 'fruit',
• :squash => 'vegetable'
• }
• puts fruit[:apple]
• fruit[:corn] = 'vegetable'
• puts fruit[:corn]
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![Arrays More...
• h = {"Red" => 1, "Blue" => 2, "Green" =>
3}
• CORPORATE
• p h["Red"]
• Outpus -> 1
• h["Yellow"] = 4
• p h["Yellow"]
• Outputs -> 4
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![Iterators
• fruit = ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Squash']
• fruit.each do |f|
• puts f
• end
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![Iterators
• fruit = ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Squash']
• fruit.each_with_index do |f,i|
• puts "#{i} is for #{f}"
• end
•
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![Iterators
• fruit = ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Squash']
• for i in 0...fruit.length
• puts fruit[i]
• end
•
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Introduction to Ruby
- 2. What is Ruby ? • Ruby – Object Oriented Programming Language • Written 1995 by Yukihiro Matsumoto • Influenced by Python,Pearl,LISP • Easy to understand and workwith • Simple and nice syntax • Powerful programming capabilities #
- 3. Advantages • Powerful And Expressive • Rich Library Support • Rapid Development • Open Source • Flexible and Dynamic
- 4. Install Ruby • On Fedora – Rpms are available • ruby-1.8.6.287-8.fc11.i586 • ruby-devel • ruby-postgres • ruby-docs • ruby-racc • ruby-docs #
- 5. Types • Command “ruby” • The extension is .rb #
- 6. Ruby Documents • Command ri • Example – ri class – #
- 7. helloPerson.rb • # First ruby programme • def helloPerson(name) • result = "Hello, " + name • return result • end • puts helloPerson("Justin") #
- 8. Execute Programme • $ ruby helloPerson.rb • Hello, Justin • Nice and simple • Can use irb – interactive ruby shell • # is for comments like // #
- 9. Ruby variables • def returnFoo • bar = "Ramone, bring me my cup." • return bar • end • puts returnFoo • #
- 10. Kinds of Variables • Global variable - $ sign • instance variable - @ sign • Class Variable - @@ sign • Local Variable – no sign • Constants – Capital Letters #
- 11. Global Variable • Available everywhere inside a programme • Not use frequently #
- 12. instance variable • Unique inside an instance of a class • Truncated with instance • @apple = Apple.new • @apple.seeds = 15 • @apple.color = "Green" • #
- 13. • class Course Classes • def initialize(dept, number, name, professor) • @dept = dept • @number = number • @name = name • @professor = professor • end • def to_s • "Course Information: #@dept #@number - #@name [#@professor]" • end • def • self.find_all_students • ... • end • end #
- 14. Classes • Initialize – is the constructor • Def – end -> function • Class-end -> class #
- 15. Define Object • class Student • def login_student • puts "login_student is running" • end • private • def delete_students • puts "delete_students is running" • end • protected • def encrypt_student_password • puts "encrypt_student_password is running" • end • end #
- 16. Define Object • @student = Student.new • @student.delete_students # This will fail • Because it is private • #
- 17. Classes consist of methods and instance variables • class Coordinate • def initialize(x,y) #constructor • @x = x # set instance variables • @y = y • end • def to_s # string representation • "(#{@x},#{@y})" • end • end • point = Coordinate.new(1,5) • puts point • Will output (1,5) #
- 18. Inheritance • class AnnotatedCoordinate < Coordinate • def initialize(x,y,comment) • super(x,y) • @comment = comment • end • def to_s • super + "[#@comment]" • end • End • a_point = • AnnotatedCoordinate.new(8,14,"Centre"); • puts a_point • Out Put Is -> (8,14)[Centre] #
- 19. Inheritance • Inherit a parent class • Extend functions and variables • Add more features to base class #
- 20. Polymorphism • The behavior of an object that varies depending on the input. • • #
- 21. Polymorphism • class Person • # Generic features • end • class Teacher < Person • # A Teacher can enroll in a course for a semester as either • # a professor or a teaching assistant • def enroll(course, semester, role) • ... • end • end • class Student < Person • # A Student can enroll in a course for a semester • def enroll(course, semester) • ... • end • end #
- 22. Calling objects • @course1 = Course.new("CPT","380","Beginning Ruby Programming","Lutes") • @course2 = GradCourse.new("CPT","499d","Small Scale Digital Imaging","Mislan", "Spring") • p @course1.to_s • p @course2.to_s #
- 23. Calling Objects • @course1 that contains information about a Course • @course2 is another instance variable, but it contains information about a GradClass object • #
- 24. Arrays and hashes • fruit = ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Squash'] • puts fruit[0] • fruit << 'Corn' • puts fruit[3] #
- 25. Arrays • << will input a new element • Last line outputs the new element #
- 26. Arrays More... • fruit = { • :apple => 'fruit', • :orange => 'fruit', • :squash => 'vegetable' • } • puts fruit[:apple] • fruit[:corn] = 'vegetable' • puts fruit[:corn] #
- 27. Arrays More... • h = {"Red" => 1, "Blue" => 2, "Green" => 3} • CORPORATE • p h["Red"] • Outpus -> 1 • h["Yellow"] = 4 • p h["Yellow"] • Outputs -> 4 #
- 28. Decision structures • age = 40 • if age < 12 • puts "You are too young to play" • elsif age < 30 • puts "You can play for the normal price" • elsif age == 35 • puts "You can play for free" • elsif age < 65 • puts "You get a senior discount" • else • puts "You are too old to play" • end #
- 29. while • clock = 0 • while clock < 90 • puts "I kicked the ball to my team mate in the " + count.to_s + " • minute of the match." • clock += 1 • end #
- 30. Iterators • fruit = ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Squash'] • fruit.each do |f| • puts f • end #
- 31. Iterators • Keyword - do - • Instance variable |f| • Print f means print the instance of the loop #
- 32. Iterators • fruit = ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Squash'] • fruit.each_with_index do |f,i| • puts "#{i} is for #{f}" • end • #
- 33. Iterators • Here f is the instance • Index is i • Will get two variables #
- 34. Iterators • fruit = ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Squash'] • for i in 0...fruit.length • puts fruit[i] • end • #
- 35. Iterators • For loop • Same old syntax • But 'each' loop is smart to handle an array • 'each' dont need a max cutoff value. #
- 36. case...when • temperature = -88 • case temperature • when -20...0 • puts "cold“; start_heater • when 0...20 • puts “moderate" • when 11...30 • puts “hot”; drink_beer • else • puts "are you serious?" • end #
- 37. Exception handling • begin • @user = User.find(1) • @user.name • rescue • STDERR.puts "A bad error occurred" • end • #
- 38. Thanks #