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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
This chapter aims to provide the user a nice and smooth transition to programming in Ruby. This article is written in the stand-point of a user who is already familiar with the general Hows and Whats and Whys of programming in C++ and/or Java. This article also provides numerous code snippets that the user can use to get used to Ruby. | This chapter aims to provide the user a nice and smooth transition to programming in Ruby. This article is written in the stand-point of a user who is already familiar with the general Hows and Whats and Whys of programming in C++ and/or Java. This article also provides numerous code snippets that the user can use to get used to Ruby. | ||
== Installation == | |||
In this section we shall focus on installing Ruby on two different platforms, Windows and Linux. | |||
== Windows == | |||
[http://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/ Download RubyInstaller here] | |||
Revision as of 19:08, 29 September 2011
Introduction
This chapter aims to provide the user a nice and smooth transition to programming in Ruby. This article is written in the stand-point of a user who is already familiar with the general Hows and Whats and Whys of programming in C++ and/or Java. This article also provides numerous code snippets that the user can use to get used to Ruby.
Installation
In this section we shall focus on installing Ruby on two different platforms, Windows and Linux.