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User Name: Chinmoy
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Introduction to Ruby V high-definition (HD) video
Video - 8 min - 8.17 MB
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Introduction to Ruby V
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  • Rating: 8.3
Introduction to Ruby IV high-definition (HD) video
Video - 6 min - 5.35 MB
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Introduction to Ruby IV
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  • Rating: 8.3
Introduction to Ruby III high-definition (HD) video
Video - 8 min - 6.93 MB
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Introduction to Ruby III
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Introduction to Ruby II (Creating your own classes) high-definition (HD) video
Video - 9 min - 8.58 MB
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Introduction to Ruby I...
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  • Rating: 8.7
Introduction to Ruby I high-definition (HD) video
Video - 16 min - 13.83 MB
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Introduction to Ruby I
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  • Rating: 7.0
Introduction to Ruby II (Creating your own classes)
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chingav ( 2 years ago on Apr 13, 2007 02:12 GMT)
Hi, I'm the guy that made the screencast. Approximately 1 minute 58 seconds into the movie, I talk about the "part where you encounter them first". I'm not sure that's accurate. If you just remember to let the interpreter know about instance variables by initializing them in the constructor(def initialize), you should be fine. Just define your class variables before def initialize
Introduction to Ruby I
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chingav ( 2 years ago on Apr 11, 2007 05:34 GMT)
Hi, I'm the guy that made the movie. Thanks for the comment. I'll try to speed it up next time--this is the first time I made a screencast :)
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Introduction to Ruby II (Creating your own classes)
thumb up Clarification
chingav ( 2 years ago on Apr 13, 2007 02:12 GMT)
Hi, I'm the guy that made the screencast. Approximately 1 minute 58 seconds into the movie, I talk about the "part where you encounter them first". I'm not sure that's accurate. If you just remember to let the interpreter know about instance variables by initializing them in the constructor(def initialize), you should be fine. Just define your class variables before def initialize
Introduction to Ruby I
thumb up Thanks for the feedback
chingav ( 2 years ago on Apr 11, 2007 05:34 GMT)
Hi, I'm the guy that made the movie. Thanks for the comment. I'll try to speed it up next time--this is the first time I made a screencast :)
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