Learn to Code with Ruby

Learn to Code with Ruby, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.53, with 363 lectures, 64 quizzes, based on 6114 reviews, and has 79614 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to program in the Ruby programming language Master common Ruby objects like Strings, Arrays, Hashes, and more Solve popular coding challenges and algorithms with Ruby Dive into object-oriented programming including classes and more This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginning programmers who want to start with an easy, human-friendly language or Intermediate coders who are interested in exploring the Ruby language in greater depth or Web development folk curious about the foundation of Ruby on Rails It is particularly useful for Beginning programmers who want to start with an easy, human-friendly language or Intermediate coders who are interested in exploring the Ruby language in greater depth or Web development folk curious about the foundation of Ruby on Rails.

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Summary

Title: Learn to Code with Ruby

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.53

Number of Lectures: 363

Number of Quizzes: 64

Number of Published Lectures: 363

Number of Published Quizzes: 64

Number of Curriculum Items: 427

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 427

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to program in the Ruby programming language
Master common Ruby objects like Strings, Arrays, Hashes, and more
Solve popular coding challenges and algorithms with Ruby
Dive into object-oriented programming including classes and more

Who Should Attend

Beginning programmers who want to start with an easy, human-friendly language
Intermediate coders who are interested in exploring the Ruby language in greater depth
Web development folk curious about the foundation of Ruby on Rails

Target Audiences

Beginning programmers who want to start with an easy, human-friendly language
Intermediate coders who are interested in exploring the Ruby language in greater depth
Web development folk curious about the foundation of Ruby on Rails

Welcome to the most comprehensive Ruby course available on Udemy! An in-depth overview of coding with Ruby, a popular programming language renowned for its simplicity and elegance. Whether you’ve never written a line of code before or are looking to learn a brand new language, this course covers all bases!

Learn to Code with Ruby offers more than 40+ hours of video tutorials, 250+ lectures, and dozens of quizzes and coding exercises to test your knowledge as you proceed through the course.

Lessons include:

Installation and configuration for both Mac OS and Windows systems
Common programming concepts (variables, arithmetic, output)
Objects and methods
Strings
Numbers
Booleans
Methods and Conditionals
Ranges
Arrays
Hashes
Blocks, Procs, and Lambdas
Dates and times
File Input and Output
Regular Expression
Classes, Modules, and Inheritance

and more!

Ruby is a language released by Yukihiro Matsumoto in 1995 that bills itself as “a programmer’s best friend“. Every aspect of Ruby is designed to make programming easier for the developer. There is no better first language if you’re interested in learning how to program.

Ruby also serves as the foundation for Ruby on Rails, a popular web framework that powers over 1.2 million websites worldwide. The course offers an extensive introduction to the base language you’ll need to know if you intend to tackle web development in the future.

Check out the sample videos below to get a taste of what the course has to offer!

So if you’re ready to commit yourself, if you’re eager to expand your knowledge of programming, if you’re ready to discover what makes this elegant language so loved by developers, you are ready to Learn to Code with Ruby!

Thanks for checking out the course!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Installation

Lecture 1: Welcome to Ruby [SLIDES]

Lecture 2: Object-Oriented Programming [SLIDES]

Lecture 3: Ruby Installation Instructions

Lecture 4: macOS – Access and Work with the Terminal

Lecture 5: macOS – Install XCode Command Line Tools

Lecture 6: macOS – Install Homebrew

Lecture 7: macOS – Install rbenv

Lecture 8: macOS – Install Ruby

Lecture 9: macOS – Install VSCode Text Editor

Lecture 10: Windows – Access and Work with PowerShell

Lecture 11: Windows – Figure Out if System is 32-bit or 64-bit

Lecture 12: Windows – Install Ruby

Lecture 13: Windows – Install VSCode Text Editor

Lecture 14: Install VSCode Extensions

Lecture 15: Add VSCode to Your System PATH

Lecture 16: Download Course Materials

Lecture 17: Write First Ruby File and Run with Code Runner

Lecture 18: Write First Ruby File and Run with Terminal or PowerShell

Lecture 19: Interactive Ruby (IRB)

Lecture 20: Section Review [SLIDES]

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: The puts Method

Lecture 2: Escape Characters

Lecture 3: The print Method

Lecture 4: The p Method

Lecture 5: Comments

Lecture 6: Multiline Comments

Lecture 7: Integers and Floating Point Numbers

Lecture 8: Basic Arithmetic in Ruby

Lecture 9: String Concatenation

Lecture 10: Intro to Exceptions: TypeError

Lecture 11: Section Review [SLIDES]

Chapter 3: Variables

Lecture 1: Variables [SLIDES]

Lecture 2: Declaring Variables

Lecture 3: Coding Exercise Solution: Variable Declaration

Lecture 4: Exceptions: NameError

Lecture 5: Parallel Variable Assignment

Lecture 6: Swapping Variable Values

Lecture 7: Assignment Shortcuts

Lecture 8: Constants

Lecture 9: Section Review [SLIDES]

Chapter 4: Object Methods

Lecture 1: Intro to Object Methods

Lecture 2: Integer Methods

Lecture 3: Coding Exercise Solution: Intro to Object Methods

Lecture 4: Exceptions: NoMethodError

Lecture 5: Method Chaining

Lecture 6: The inspect Method

Lecture 7: The nil Object

Lecture 8: String Interpolation

Lecture 9: The gets Method

Lecture 10: The class Method

Lecture 11: Methods to Convert Objects

Lecture 12: Section Review [SLIDES]

Chapter 5: Booleans and Predicate Methods

Lecture 1: Intro to Booleans

Lecture 2: The Equality Operator

Lecture 3: The Inequality Operator

Lecture 4: Mathematical Comparisons

Lecture 5: Predicate Methods

Lecture 6: Methods with Arguments (include?)

Lecture 7: Methods with Multiple Arguments

Lecture 8: Arithmetic Methods

Lecture 9: Float Methods

Lecture 10: Section Review [SLIDES]

Chapter 6: Methods

Lecture 1: Intro to Methods

Lecture 2: Parameters and Arguments

Lecture 3: Multiple Method Parameters

Lecture 4: Manipulating Arguments

Lecture 5: Local Variables

Lecture 6: Return Values I

Lecture 7: Return Values II: Implicit Return Values

Lecture 8: Coding Exercise Solution: Methods

Lecture 9: Optional Parameters and Default Arguments

Lecture 10: Coding Exercise Solution: Optional Parameters and Default Arguments

Lecture 11: Section Review [SLIDES]

Chapter 7: Blocks

Lecture 1: Introduction to Blocks with the times Method

Lecture 2: Coding Exercise Solution: Intro to Blocks

Lecture 3: Block Variables

Lecture 4: Coding Exercise Solution: Block Variables

Lecture 5: The upto and downto Methods

Lecture 6: The step Method

Lecture 7: Section Review [SLIDES]

Chapter 8: Conditionals

Lecture 1: The if Statement

Lecture 2: Predicate Methods in if Statements

Lecture 3: Truthiness and Falsiness

Instructors

Boris Paskhaver
Software Engineer | Consultant | Author

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 31 votes
2 stars: 50 votes
3 stars: 329 votes
4 stars: 1708 votes
5 stars: 3997 votes

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