Introduction to Ruby V

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I continue looking at mixing in Enumerable in custom classes, and then show examples of how Ruby might be used for everyday scripting tasks (lightweight parsing of a log file I made up). I then provide an example of Distributed Ruby using the DNA bioinformatics class. Finally, I provide a link to the free, online first edition of the book considered to by many to be the best book on Ruby --> Programming Ruby by Dave Thomas and Andy Hunt

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