Hello Ruby is not the only Ruby course you should ever take but it should be your first!
Here are a few reasons why you might want to learn Ruby:
It is beginner friendly. Ruby was a programming language built for people. It was meant to have a low learning curve so beginners could get started right away!
It is incredibly popular among developers. It is the third most tagged programming language on GitHub.
High work demand. It is listed as the fourth most popular programming language on Angel List, a premier site for Startups.
This is an early release of the course. There will be much more coming in the next few months but it is already loaded with great content 🙂
Here are a few things you will learn in just the first two hours:
* Ruby expressions
* Ruby variables
* Ruby strings
* Ruby escape sequence in strings
* Ruby method converting strings to numbers
* Ruby numbers
* Ruby math operations and comparisons
* Ruby method converting numbers to strings
* Ruby methods on an object
* Ruby comments
* Ruby puts and print
* Ruby gets
* Ruby input, storage and output
* Ruby string interpolation
* Ruby object inspection with inspect and p methods
* Ruby conditionals
* Ruby loops – for and while
Instructor Details
Courses : 5
Specification: Hello Ruby – Ruby Programming for Beginners
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Price | $14.99 |
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Provider | |
Duration | 3 hours |
Year | 2019 |
Level | Beginner |
Language | English |
Certificate | Yes |
Quizzes | No |
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Rebecca Hamilton –
I ve taken courses with Rob before. Super solid content in this early release. Can t wait to see what comes out next.
Alex Anderson –
I appreciate the little projects we get to build. It’s been helpful to see how what I’m learning works to make my computer do something.
Steve Savery –
Great to have the text to follow before the video, it helped the information sink in. Fortunately for me I come from a software engineering background so a lot of this was familiar anyway (I was able to watch and follow all videos at 2x speed). The lectures so far are easy to follow and cover the basics of variables, user interaction and conditions, loops and operators.