Say you have:
module Foo
def self.bar
(And more ruby code etc…; I only wanted to focus on the definition)
How do you call such a definition like the above, ideally in a
way that this will commonly be understood as a re-usable term?
Say you have:
module Foo
def self.bar
(And more ruby code etc…; I only wanted to focus on the definition)
How do you call such a definition like the above, ideally in a
way that this will commonly be understood as a re-usable term?
Robert H. wrote in post #1175695:
Say you have:
module Foo
def self.bar(And more ruby code etc…; I only wanted to focus on the definition)
How do you call such a definition like the above, ideally in a
way that this will commonly be understood as a re-usable term?
irb> module F ; def self.a() p ‘a’ ; end ; end
=> nil
irb> F::a
“a”
=> “a”
irb> F.a
“a”
=> “a”
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