Always remember that (almost) everything is an object.
Learning the actual syntax has helped me understand the magic that goes on under the hood of Ruby and Rails.
And by syntax I mean what the compiler actually sees.
For example:
myarray[key] = value
Is actually
myarray.[]=(key, value)
Knowing how the functions and objects work can help you write better code and debug faster.
Always remember that (almost) everything is an object.
Learning the actual syntax has helped me understand the magic that goes on under the hood of Ruby and Rails.
And by syntax I mean what the compiler actually sees.
For example:
myarray[key] = value
Is actually
myarray.[]=(key, value)
Knowing how the functions and objects work can help you write better code and debug faster.
Good luck!
Thank you