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Ruby Object Model: eBook

An eBook about the intermediate layer of Ruby

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"Ruby Object Model: eBook" is an eBook about the intermediate layer of Ruby. It covers the key concepts behind classes objects and modules. If you don’t know that the Module class is an instance of the Class class, stored in a constant and whose instances cannot be instantiated then you’ll probably learn something. :-)

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