Using Numbers in Ruby - Source for the tutorial is Ruby Programming Language
by Yukihiro Matsumoto(creator of Ruby) and David Flanagan.
The blog below has a sample code with output. The sample code below with inline comments in a way summarizes the concept(refer blog title) covered as part of the book.
by Yukihiro Matsumoto(creator of Ruby) and David Flanagan.
The blog below has a sample code with output. The sample code below with inline comments in a way summarizes the concept(refer blog title) covered as part of the book.
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20 | |
6 | |
50 | |
Subtraction of 50 - 30 is: 20 | |
Exponentiation of 3^3 is: 27 | |
Value of 5 modulo 3 is: 2 |
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# playing with numbers.. Checking the general backslashes to be run.. | |
puts( 4 * 5) | |
puts("\n") | |
# This is not allowed..I guess.. puts (100/20) puts("\t") puts(20 + 30) | |
puts (100/20 + 90/54) | |
puts("\t") | |
puts(20 + 30) | |
# Escape sequences and all need to be given with double quotes not single quotes.. puts("\n") | |
puts("\n") | |
num = 50 - 30 | |
puts("Subtraction of 50 - 30 is: \t #{num}") | |
num1 = 3**3 | |
puts("Exponentiation of 3^3 is: \t #{num1}") | |
num2 = 5%3 # Modulo in operation.. do note.. | |
puts("Value of 5 modulo 3 is: \t #{num2}") |
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