ruby!
It’s, basically, just like Python, but easier. It has many of the terms and values that Python holds but its written differently, and, honestly, its more cleaner, no need for the extra things like Python.
First, Ruby consists of:
- Strings - which is the “List” version of Python, but in Ruby, and its surrounded by quotation marks (ex. “string” )
- Integers - whole numbers (ex. 2)
- Floats - decimals (ex. 4.7)
- Array - it uses —> [] to hold its valuable (ex. [“string”]
- Hash - uses —> {} to hold its valuable (ex. { :array => “string”}
- :WORD - the colon before the term “word” stands for symbol- meaning ‘word’ is a symbol.
