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    • Learn how to define, call, and override methods in Ruby, the object-oriented programming language. Methods are the functionality of your program, and they can have names, parameters, return values, an… See more

    Method Names¶ ↑

    Method names may be one of the operators or must start a letter or a character with the eighth … See more

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    Return Values¶ ↑

    By default, a method returns the last expression that was evaluated in the body of the method. In the example above, the last (and only) expression evaluated was the simple … See more

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    Scope¶ ↑

    The standard syntax to define a method: adds the method to a class. You can define an instance method on a specific class with the classkeyword: A method may be defined on … See more

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    Overriding¶ ↑

    When Ruby encounters the def keyword, it doesn’t consider it an error if the method already exists: it simply redefines it. This is called overriding. Rather like extending core classe… See more

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