Ruby Programming:03 - Operators and Exceptions
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Ruby Programming (Module #3) – Operators and Exceptions:
Ruby on Rails is an open source web application framework written in Ruby language. Rails is a full-stack framework that accentuate the use of popular software engineering design and paradigms, including convention over configuration (CoC), model–view–controller, the active record pattern, and don’t repeat yourself (DRY).
Through this course we are going to learn about Ruby Comparison Operator, Ruby Boolean, Ruby Assignment operator, Ruby Comments, Exceptions and Ruby If Statement.
Ruby Programming Training Advantages:
- You could develop a web application with at least 10x faster with Rails than you could with a typical Java framework.
- Understand the ruby Boolean, comments, exceptions and if statement.
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Target Audience for Ruby Programming Training:
- Students who want to learn Ruby on rails
- Programmers, Web Developers
- JavaScript and other scripting language programmers who want to learn Rails
- For experienced web developers who are new to Rails
- Anyone with interest in web programming and introductory knowledge of HTML
Pre-requisites for Ruby Programming Training:
- It’s certainly possible to begin learning Rails without any prior Ruby exposure but experience with other dynamic languages + frameworks would be good.
- Since ruby is an object-oriented language, it’s very nice if you have a good previous background in object-oriented programming.
- Some good front-end skills in HTML/HTML5 will help you.
- Basic knowledge of JavaScript
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