Ruby Syntax | June 24, 2010
In ruby I can do this.
first_name = Phanousit
last_name = Syhakhom
full_name = first_name+ ‘ ‘+lastname #or
full_name = first_name + ‘ ‘ + lastname # notice the spaces between the variable and +?
Both will produce the same result.
Ruby itself is a dynamically type language. Which means the variable does not need to be set anywhere. You can call it whenever you like and it will be that variable.
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