A class is defined with the class keyword, followed by an end. : Class Defintion « Class « Ruby






A class is defined with the class keyword, followed by an end.


# The class identifier is a constant, so it must be capitalized (the norm)

class Hello
  def initialize( name )
    @name = name
  end

  def hello_myValue
    puts "Hello, " + @name + "!"
  end

end

hi = Hello.new( "myValue" )
hi.hello_myValue

 








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