In Ruby, every function returns something. So, if we write puts 'Hello, world!'
, the puts
function will print a string and return nil
(nothing). If we use p
for printing, it will return the string.
To run a ruby program:
ruby name_of_file.rb
In Ruby, every function returns something. So, if we write puts 'Hello, world!'
, the puts
function will print a string and return nil
(nothing). If we use p
for printing, it will return the string.
To run a ruby program:
ruby name_of_file.rb