Hi.. I am a ruby beginner.I need to know what is the exact need of ruby,what is the difference between ruby and other languages and Why we have to use a scripting language?
on 2012-11-15 11:44
on 2012-11-15 11:53
We don't have to use a scripting language, but if you're a Ruby beginner, it sounds like you might have chosen to anyway! What do you really want to know? By the "exact need of Ruby", do you mean what Ruby itself needs to be usable on your computer? Or what one oneself might need that could bring them *to* Ruby?
on 2012-11-15 11:57
Subject: Need of ruby and Scripting language Date: Thu 15 Nov 12 07:44:51PM +0900 Quoting NagaLakshmi _N (lists@ruby-forum.com): > need to know what is the exact need of ruby, In which sense? If you mean material needs, a PC plus an operating system (I suggest Linux) is all you need in order to start. > what > is the difference between ruby and other languages Many books could be filled on this topic. For the people who contribute to this list, Ruby is a bit better suited to solving problems (those problems that can be solved with the help of a computer) while allowing programmers to keep their marbles. > and Why we have to > use a scripting language? To define Ruby a scripting language is decidedly reductive. Ruby is an interpreted language that adapts to simple scripts as well as to large projects. Is the question: why do we use an interpreted language instead of a compiled language? Well, with modern hardware, common tasks will not be notably slower when using a good interpreted language. And Ruby is neater to program and to debug. Carlo
on 2012-11-15 11:58
I need to know what is the use of scripting language and why Ruby is preferred more?
on 2012-11-15 12:37
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 11:58 AM, NagaLakshmi _N <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote: > I need to know what is the use of scripting language and why Ruby is > preferred more? Why do you "need" to know that? Frankly, this sounds suspiciously like a homework assignment. If that is the case I suggest you do some own research first. Kind regards robert
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