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"In Ruby, everything is an object!" is one of the most common phrases in the Ruby programming world. This is indeed a very unique feature of Ruby. This article will explain, with illustrative examples, about the Ruby Object-model, it's components, comparison to object models of other programming languages along with it's advantages and disadvantages. | "In Ruby, everything is an object!" is one of the most common phrases in the Ruby programming world. This is indeed a very unique feature of Ruby. This article will explain, with illustrative examples, about the Ruby Object-model, it's components, comparison to object models of other programming languages along with it's advantages and disadvantages. | ||
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Revision as of 22:35, 17 September 2013
RUBY OBJECT MODEL
"In Ruby, everything is an object!" is one of the most common phrases in the Ruby programming world. This is indeed a very unique feature of Ruby. This article will explain, with illustrative examples, about the Ruby Object-model, it's components, comparison to object models of other programming languages along with it's advantages and disadvantages.