Ruby Tutorial Roadmap

Introduction to Ruby

Overview of Ruby

Ruby is a dynamic, object-oriented, and open-source programming language known for its simplicity, readability, and developer productivity. It is widely used for web development, scripting, automation, and backend development (notably with Ruby on Rails).

Ruby Programming Language

  • History and evolution of Ruby
  • Philosophy: “Developer happiness”

Comparison with Other Programming Languages

  • Ruby vs Java
  • Ruby vs Python
  • Ruby vs C++

Importance of Ruby

  • Clean and expressive syntax
  • Strong object-oriented features
  • Large ecosystem and community
  • Ideal for rapid application development

Basic Ruby Example

  • Writing and understanding a simple Ruby program

Basic Concepts in Ruby

Ruby Keywords

  • Reserved words and their usage

Ruby Data Types

  • Numbers
  • Strings
  • Symbols
  • Arrays
  • Hashes
  • Booleans

Types of Variables in Ruby

  • Local variables
  • Instance variables
  • Class variables
  • Global variables

Global Variables

  • Usage and scope of global variables

Literals

  • Numeric literals
  • String literals
  • Symbol literals

Ruby Directories

  • Understanding Ruby file and directory structure

Control Statements in Ruby

Decision-Making Statements

  • if statement
  • if-else statement
  • if-else-if
  • Ternary operator

Loops in Ruby

  • for loop
  • while loop
  • do..while loop
  • until loop

Case Statement

  • Using case for conditional logic

Control Flow Alteration

  • break and next statements
  • redo and retry statements

File Handling in Ruby

File Operations

  • Creating files
  • Reading files
  • Writing to files
  • Closing files

Methods in Ruby

Ruby Methods

  • Defining and calling methods

Method Visibility

  • Public
  • Private
  • Protected

Recursion in Ruby

  • Recursive method calls

Ruby Hook Methods

  • Lifecycle hook methods

Ruby Range Class Methods

  • Working with ranges and their methods

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Ruby

OOP Concepts

  • Principles of object-oriented programming

Classes and Objects

  • Creating classes and objects

Private Classes

  • Access control in Ruby classes

Freezing Objects

  • Preventing object modification using freeze

Inheritance in Ruby

  • Parent and child classes

Polymorphism

  • Method overriding and dynamic behavior

Encapsulation

  • Data hiding using access control

Mixins

  • Using modules as mixins

Instance Variables

  • Defining and accessing instance variables

Data Abstraction

  • Hiding implementation details

Exception Handling in Ruby

Ruby Exceptions

  • Types of exceptions

Exception Handling

  • begin, rescue, ensure

Catch and Throw

  • Non-local exits using catch and throw

Exception Handling in Threads

  • Managing errors in multithreaded programs

Exception Class

  • Exception class hierarchy and methods

Regular Expressions in Ruby

Ruby Regex

  • Pattern matching basics

Search and Replace

  • Using regex for search and replace operations

Ruby Built-in Classes

Float Class

  • Floating-point operations

Integer Class

  • Integer operations

Symbol Class

  • Symbols and their use cases

Struct Class

  • Lightweight data structures

Ruby Modules

Ruby Module Basics

  • Creating and using modules

Comparable Module

  • Object comparison

Math Module

  • Mathematical functions

Include vs Extend

  • Differences and use cases

Collections in Ruby

Arrays

  • Creating and manipulating arrays

Strings

  • String basics
  • String interpolation

Hashes

  • Hash basics
  • Working with key-value pairs

Multithreading in Ruby

Introduction to Threading

  • Basics of multithreading

Thread Lifecycle

  • Thread states and execution flow

Miscellaneous Topics

Iterators in Ruby

  • Types of iterators

Getters and Setters

  • Attribute readers and writers

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