Introduction to Coding with Ruby

Introduction to Coding with Ruby, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.46, with 66 lectures, based on 622 reviews, and has 25384 subscribers.

You will learn about Write programs in Ruby Use predicates and conditionals in Ruby Use basic data structures like Array and Hash Use basic types including String, Integer and Float Understand Object Oriented Programming Have a solid basis for learning Ruby on Rails This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Programmers or Programmers who want to learn Ruby It is particularly useful for Beginner Programmers or Programmers who want to learn Ruby.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Coding with Ruby

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.46

Number of Lectures: 66

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 66

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Write programs in Ruby
Use predicates and conditionals in Ruby
Use basic data structures like Array and Hash
Use basic types including String, Integer and Float
Understand Object Oriented Programming
Have a solid basis for learning Ruby on Rails

Who Should Attend

Beginner Programmers
Programmers who want to learn Ruby

Target Audiences

Beginner Programmers
Programmers who want to learn Ruby

LEARN HOW TO CODE IN JUST 2 WEEKS!

Find out why students are saying this is the best Ruby course they’ve ever taken!

* Latest Update: January, 16th 2016

Many people who try to switch to coding as a career don’t make it. And you want to know the number 1 reason employers tell me? Its because they don’t understand the basics.

You can become a coder. While it may seem like a totally foreign language, once you understand some of the underlying principles its actually quite easy – and fun!

Ruby is a fantastically powerful language used by startups and top companies like Airbnb and Twitter. And Unlike languages like Java, C# or Swift, it is relatively easy to learn. But let me tell you: as someone who has worked for years as a professional programmer and hired dozens of coders myself, understanding the basics is critical.

My Newbie to Ruby course if the first part of a series on becoming a professional programmer. It lays the foundations for web development using Ruby on Rails and will set you on a life changing career path. If you try to do Rails without knowing Ruby you will most likely fail.

Understanding Through Exercises & Drills

The course follows a simple pattern. I introduce a concept, give you an exercise and then go through the exercise in detail so that you can solidify your understanding. I also have dozens of additional drills with solutions to help you hone your skills.

Complete in 2 weeks

The course is broken up into 12 sections and you should be able to get through 1 section per evening if you’re doing this part time. So all up you’ll need about 2 weeks.

The Course will Cover

Methods
Predicates and Conditionals
Looping
Input and Output
Objects and Classes
Arrays, Hashes and other Data Structures
Math and much more

Get your coding career off to a flying start with my Newbie to Ruby course.

There has never been a better time to switch your career!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: What is Ruby?

Lecture 2: Installing Ruby

Lecture 3: Hello Ruby

Lecture 4: Exercise Solution (1.2)

Chapter 2: Basics

Lecture 1: Input and Output

Lecture 2: Variables

Lecture 3: Numbers

Lecture 4: Comments

Lecture 5: Flow Control

Lecture 6: Predicates

Lecture 7: Exercise Solution

Lecture 8: Interactive Ruby (IRB)

Chapter 3: Methods

Lecture 1: Methods and Arguments

Lecture 2: Return Values

Lecture 3: Exercise Solution (3.2)

Chapter 4: Math

Lecture 1: Math Basics

Lecture 2: Exercise Solution (4.1)

Lecture 3: Rounding

Lecture 4: Number Formatting

Lecture 5: Exercise Solution (4.3)

Lecture 6: Math Methods

Lecture 7: Exercise Solution (4.4)

Chapter 5: Strings

Lecture 1: String Methods

Lecture 2: Exercise Solution (5.1)

Lecture 3: String Math and Operations

Lecture 4: Filtering and Matching

Chapter 6: Arrays

Lecture 1: Array Basics

Lecture 2: Exercise Solution (6.1)

Lecture 3: Array Enumeration

Lecture 4: Exercise Solution (6.2)

Lecture 5: Array Block Methods

Lecture 6: Exercise Solution 6.3

Chapter 7: Loops and Ranges

Lecture 1: Looping and Iteration

Lecture 2: Exercise Solution (7.1)

Lecture 3: Ranges

Lecture 4: Exercise Solutions (7.2)

Chapter 8: Hashes

Lecture 1: Hash Basics

Lecture 2: Exercise Solution (8.1)

Lecture 3: Hash Features

Lecture 4: Exercise Solution (8.2)

Chapter 9: Symbols

Lecture 1: Symbols

Lecture 2: Exercise Solution (9.1)

Chapter 10: Objects

Lecture 1: Object Basics

Lecture 2: Exercise Solution (10.1)

Lecture 3: Constructors

Lecture 4: Exercise Solution (10.2)

Lecture 5: Actions

Lecture 6: Exercise Solution (10.3)

Lecture 7: Instance Variables

Lecture 8: Exercise Solution (10.4)

Lecture 9: Inspecting Objects

Lecture 10: Exercise Solution (10.6)

Chapter 11: Time

Lecture 1: Time Basics

Lecture 2: Exercise Solution (11.1)

Lecture 3: Time Instantiation

Lecture 4: Exercise Solutions (11.2)

Lecture 5: Working with Time

Lecture 6: Exercise Solutions (11.3)

Chapter 12: Inheritance

Lecture 1: Preparation

Lecture 2: Exercise Solution 12.1 A

Lecture 3: Exercise Solution 12.1 B

Lecture 4: Exercise Solution 12.1 C

Lecture 5: Exercise Solution 12.1 D

Lecture 6: Exercise Solution 12.1 E

Lecture 7: Fundamentals

Lecture 8: Inheritance Exercise Solution (12.2)

Instructors

Dan Draper
Entrepreneur, Technology Communicator

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1 stars: 7 votes
2 stars: 9 votes
3 stars: 57 votes
4 stars: 208 votes
5 stars: 341 votes

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