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Almost everything is an object (and everything is almost an object!)

Meet RubyLearning's Blog Authors and Rubyists ** David A. Black is a Senior Developer with Cyrus Innovation,...

So even though not everything is an object in Ruby, an object is never very far away. Every statement eventually reduces to a single object. You might say that almost everything is an object—and everything is almost an object. Much of the time, the objects produced by control flow statements, class and method definitions, and keyword statements are ignored. But when you want or need them, they’re available. And exploring what statements evaluate to can teach you a lot about what Ruby is “thinking”.

Full article: http://rubylearning.com/blog/2010/09/27/almost-everything...

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@lazyatom » 07 Aug '12, 10pm
I really enjoyed reading this article by @david_a_black about where objects are and aren't in Ruby: [link]
@e_quilibre » 07 Aug '12, 4am
RT @IndianGuru: ** Meet RubyLearning's Blog Authors and Rubyists ** David A. Black is a Senior Developer with Cyrus Innovation,... [link]
@IndianGuru » 07 Aug '12, 4am
** Meet RubyLearning's Blog Authors and Rubyists ** David A. Black is a Senior Developer with Cyrus Innovation,... [link]

Almost everything is an object (and everything is almost an object!)

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