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Learn Ruby the Hard Way
A Simple and Idiomatic Introduction to the Imaginative World Of Computational Thinking with Code (Zed Shaw's Hard Way Series)

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Preface 1


Acknowledgments 1


The Hard Way Is Easier 2


Reading and Writing 2


Attention to Detail 2


Spotting Differences 3


Do Not Copy-Paste 3


Using the Included Videos 3


A Note on Practice and Persistence 3


A Warning for the Smarties 4


Exercise 0: The Setup 6


Mac OS X 6


Windows 7


Linux 8


Finding Things on the Internet 10


Warnings for Beginners 10


Exercise 1: A Good First Program 12


What You Should See 14


Study Drills 16


Common Student Questions 17


Exercise 2: Comments and Pound Characters 18


What You Should See 18


Study Drills 18


Common Student Questions 19


Exercise 3: Numbers and Math 20


What You Should See 21


Study Drills 21


Common Student Questions 22


Exercise 4: Variables and Names 24


What You Should See 25


Study Drills 25


Common Student Questions 25


Exercise 5: More Variables and Printing 28


What You Should See 28


Study Drills 29


Common Student Questions 29


Exercise 6: Strings and Text 30


What You Should See 31


Study Drills 31


Common Student Question 31


Exercise 7: More Printing 32


What You Should See 32


Study Drills 33


Common Student Questions 33


Exercise 8: Printing, Printing 34


What You Should See 34


Study Drills 35


Common Student Questions 35


Exercise 9: Printing, Printing, Printing 36


What You Should See 36


Study Drills 37


Common Student Questions 37


Exercise 10: What Was That? 38


What You Should See 39


Escape Sequences 39


Study Drills 40


Common Student Questions 40


Exercise 11: Asking Questions 42


What You Should See 42


Study Drills 43


Common Student Question 43


Exercise 12: Prompting People for Numbers 44


What You Should See 44


Study Drills 44


Exercise 13: Parameters, Unpacking, Variables 46


What You Should See 46


Study Drills 47


Common Student Questions 47


Exercise 14: Prompting and Passing 50


What You Should See 50


Study Drills 51


Common Student Questions 51


Exercise 15: Reading Files 52


What You Should See 53


Study Drills 53


Common Student Questions 54


Exercise 16: Reading and Writing Files 56


What You Should See 57


Study Drills 57


Common Student Questions 58


Exercise 17: More Files 60


What You Should See 60


Study Drills 61


Common Student Questions 61


Exercise 18: Names, Variables, Code, Functions 62


What You Should See 63


Study Drills 64


Common Student Questions 65


Exercise 19: Functions and Variables 66


What You Should See 67


Study Drills 67


Common Student Questions 67


Exercise 20: Functions and Files 70


What You Should See 71


Study Drills 71


Common Student Questions 71


Exercise 21: Functions Can Return Something 74


What You Should See 75


Study Drills 75


Common Student Questions 76


Exercise 22: What Do You Know So Far? 78


What You Are Learning 78


Exercise 23: Read Some Code 80


Exercise 24: More Practice 82


What You Should See 83


Study Drills 83


Common Student Questions 83


Exercise 25: Even More Practice 84


What You Should See 85


Study Drills 87


Common Student Questions 87


Exercise 26: Congratulations, Take a Test! 88


Common Student Questions 88


Exercise 27: Memorizing Logic 90


The Truth Terms 90


The Truth Tables 91


Common Student Question 92


Exercise 28: Boolean Practice 94


What You Should See 96


Study Drills 96


Common Student Questions 96


Exercise 29: What If 98


What You Should See 99


Study Drills 99


Common Student Question 99


Exercise 30: Else and If 100


What You Should See 101


Study Drills 101


Common Student Question 101


Exercise 31: Making Decisions 102


What You Should See 103


Study Drills 103


Common Student Questions 103


Exercise 32: Loops and Arrays 106


What You Should See 108


Study Drills 108


Common Student Questions 108


Exercise 33: While Loops 110


What You Should See 111


Study Drills 112


Common Student Questions 112


Exercise 34: Accessing Elements of Arrays 114


Study Drills 115


Exercise 35: Branches and Functions 116


What You Should See 118


Study Drills 118


Common Student Questions 118


Exercise 36: Designing and Debugging 120


Rules for If-Statements 120


Rules for Loops 120


Tips for Debugging 121


Homework 121


Exercise 37: Symbol Review 122


Keywords 122


Data Types 124


String Escape Sequences 124


Operators 125


Reading Code 126


Study Drills 126


Common Student Question 127


Exercise 38: Doing Things to Arrays 128


What You Should See 129


What Arrays Can Do 129


When to Use Arrays 130


Study Drills 131


Common Student Questions 131


Exercise 39: Hashes, Oh Lovely Hashes 132


A Hash Example 133


What You Should See 135


What Hashes Can Do 136


Making Your Own Hash Module 136


The Code Description 140


Three Levels of Arrays 142


What You Should See (Again) 142


When to Use Hashes or Arrays 143


Study Drills 143


Common Student Questions 144


Exercise 40: Modules, Classes, and Objects 146


Modules Are Like Hashes 146


What You Should See 151


Study Drills 151


Common Student Question 151


Exercise 41: Learning to Speak Object Oriented 152


Word Drills 152


Phrase Drills 152


Combined Drills 153


A Reading Test 153


Practice English to Code 156


Reading More Code 156


Common Student Questions 156


Exercise 42: Is-A, Has-A, Objects, and Classes 158


How This Looks in Code 159


Study Drills 161


Common Student Questions 161


Exercise 43: Basic Object-Oriented Analysis and Design 164


The Analysis of a Simple Game Engine 165


Top Down Versus Bottom Up 170


The Code for "Gothons from Planet Percal #25" 170


What You Should See 176


Study Drills 177


Common Student Question 177


Exercise 44: Inheritance Versus Composition 178


What Is Inheritance? 178


Composition 183


When to Use Inheritance or Composition 185


Study Drills 186


Common Student Questions 186


Exercise 45: You Make a Game 188


Evaluating Your Game 188


Function Style 189


Class Style 189


Code Style 190


Good Comments 190


Evaluate Your Game 191


Exercise 46: A Project Skeleton 192


Creating the Skeleton Project Directory 192


Testing Your Setup 195


Using the Skeleton 195


Required Quiz 195


Common Student Questions 196


Exercise 47: Automated Testing 198


Writing a Test Case 198


Testing Guidelines 201


What You Should See 201


Study Drills 202


Common Student Questions 202


Exercise 48: Advanced User Input 204


Our Game Lexicon 204


A Test First Challenge 206


What You Should Test 207


Study Drills 209


Common Student Questions 210


Exercise 49: Making Sentences 212


Match and Peek 212


The Sentence Grammar 213


A Word on Exceptions 213


The Parser Code 213


Playing with the Parser 216


What You Should Test 217


Study Drills 217


Common Student Question 217


Exercise 50: Your First Website 218


Installing Sinatra 218


Make a Simple "Hello World" Project 219


What's Happening Here? 220


Stopping and Reloading Sinatra 221


Fixing Errors 221


Create Basic Templates 222


Study Drills 223


Common Student Questions 223


Exercise 51: Getting Input from a Browser 224


How the Web Works 224


How Forms Work 226


Creating HTML Forms 227


Creating a Layout Template 228


Writing Automated Tests for Forms 229


Study Drills 230


Common Student Question 231


Exercise 52: The Start of Your Web Game 232


Refactoring the Exercise 43 Game 232


Sessions and Tracking Users 237


Creating an Engine 238


Your Final Exam 240


Next Steps 242


How to Learn Any Programming Language 243


Advice from an Old Programmer 246


Appendix: Command Line Crash Course 249


Introduction: Shut Up and Shell 249


The Setup 251


Paths, Folders, and Directories (pwd) 254


If You Get Lost 256


Make a Directory (mkdir) 257


Change Directory (cd) 260


List Directory (ls) 264


Remove Directory (rmdir) 269


Moving Around (pushd, popd) 273


Making Empty Files (Touch, New-Item) 276


Copy a File (cp) 277


Moving a File (mv) 281


View a File (less, MORE) 283


Stream a File (cat) 285


Removing a File (rm) 286


Exiting Your Terminal (exit) 289


Command Line Next Steps 290


Index 291

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Product Description


Preface 1


Acknowledgments 1


The Hard Way Is Easier 2


Reading and Writing 2


Attention to Detail 2


Spotting Differences 3


Do Not Copy-Paste 3


Using the Included Videos 3


A Note on Practice and Persistence 3


A Warning for the Smarties 4


Exercise 0: The Setup 6


Mac OS X 6


Windows 7


Linux 8


Finding Things on the Internet 10


Warnings for Beginners 10


Exercise 1: A Good First Program 12


What You Should See 14


Study Drills 16


Common Student Questions 17


Exercise 2: Comments and Pound Characters 18


What You Should See 18


Study Drills 18


Common Student Questions 19


Exercise 3: Numbers and Math 20


What You Should See 21


Study Drills 21


Common Student Questions 22


Exercise 4: Variables and Names 24


What You Should See 25


Study Drills 25


Common Student Questions 25


Exercise 5: More Variables and Printing 28


What You Should See 28


Study Drills 29


Common Student Questions 29


Exercise 6: Strings and Text 30


What You Should See 31


Study Drills 31


Common Student Question 31


Exercise 7: More Printing 32


What You Should See 32


Study Drills 33


Common Student Questions 33


Exercise 8: Printing, Printing 34


What You Should See 34


Study Drills 35


Common Student Questions 35


Exercise 9: Printing, Printing, Printing 36


What You Should See 36


Study Drills 37


Common Student Questions 37


Exercise 10: What Was That? 38


What You Should See 39


Escape Sequences 39


Study Drills 40


Common Student Questions 40


Exercise 11: Asking Questions 42


What You Should See 42


Study Drills 43


Common Student Question 43


Exercise 12: Prompting People for Numbers 44


What You Should See 44


Study Drills 44


Exercise 13: Parameters, Unpacking, Variables 46


What You Should See 46


Study Drills 47


Common Student Questions 47


Exercise 14: Prompting and Passing 50


What You Should See 50


Study Drills 51


Common Student Questions 51


Exercise 15: Reading Files 52


What You Should See 53


Study Drills 53


Common Student Questions 54


Exercise 16: Reading and Writing Files 56


What You Should See 57


Study Drills 57


Common Student Questions 58


Exercise 17: More Files 60


What You Should See 60


Study Drills 61


Common Student Questions 61


Exercise 18: Names, Variables, Code, Functions 62


What You Should See 63


Study Drills 64


Common Student Questions 65


Exercise 19: Functions and Variables 66


What You Should See 67


Study Drills 67


Common Student Questions 67


Exercise 20: Functions and Files 70


What You Should See 71


Study Drills 71


Common Student Questions 71


Exercise 21: Functions Can Return Something 74


What You Should See 75


Study Drills 75


Common Student Questions 76


Exercise 22: What Do You Know So Far? 78


What You Are Learning 78


Exercise 23: Read Some Code 80


Exercise 24: More Practice 82


What You Should See 83


Study Drills 83


Common Student Questions 83


Exercise 25: Even More Practice 84


What You Should See 85


Study Drills 87


Common Student Questions 87


Exercise 26: Congratulations, Take a Test! 88


Common Student Questions 88


Exercise 27: Memorizing Logic 90


The Truth Terms 90


The Truth Tables 91


Common Student Question 92


Exercise 28: Boolean Practice 94


What You Should See 96


Study Drills 96


Common Student Questions 96


Exercise 29: What If 98


What You Should See 99


Study Drills 99


Common Student Question 99


Exercise 30: Else and If 100


What You Should See 101


Study Drills 101


Common Student Question 101


Exercise 31: Making Decisions 102


What You Should See 103


Study Drills 103


Common Student Questions 103


Exercise 32: Loops and Arrays 106


What You Should See 108


Study Drills 108


Common Student Questions 108


Exercise 33: While Loops 110


What You Should See 111


Study Drills 112


Common Student Questions 112


Exercise 34: Accessing Elements of Arrays 114


Study Drills 115


Exercise 35: Branches and Functions 116


What You Should See 118


Study Drills 118


Common Student Questions 118


Exercise 36: Designing and Debugging 120


Rules for If-Statements 120


Rules for Loops 120


Tips for Debugging 121


Homework 121


Exercise 37: Symbol Review 122


Keywords 122


Data Types 124


String Escape Sequences 124


Operators 125


Reading Code 126


Study Drills 126


Common Student Question 127


Exercise 38: Doing Things to Arrays 128


What You Should See 129


What Arrays Can Do 129


When to Use Arrays 130


Study Drills 131


Common Student Questions 131


Exercise 39: Hashes, Oh Lovely Hashes 132


A Hash Example 133


What You Should See 135


What Hashes Can Do 136


Making Your Own Hash Module 136


The Code Description 140


Three Levels of Arrays 142


What You Should See (Again) 142


When to Use Hashes or Arrays 143


Study Drills 143


Common Student Questions 144


Exercise 40: Modules, Classes, and Objects 146


Modules Are Like Hashes 146


What You Should See 151


Study Drills 151


Common Student Question 151


Exercise 41: Learning to Speak Object Oriented 152


Word Drills 152


Phrase Drills 152


Combined Drills 153


A Reading Test 153


Practice English to Code 156


Reading More Code 156


Common Student Questions 156


Exercise 42: Is-A, Has-A, Objects, and Classes 158


How This Looks in Code 159


Study Drills 161


Common Student Questions 161


Exercise 43: Basic Object-Oriented Analysis and Design 164


The Analysis of a Simple Game Engine 165


Top Down Versus Bottom Up 170


The Code for "Gothons from Planet Percal #25" 170


What You Should See 176


Study Drills 177


Common Student Question 177


Exercise 44: Inheritance Versus Composition 178


What Is Inheritance? 178


Composition 183


When to Use Inheritance or Composition 185


Study Drills 186


Common Student Questions 186


Exercise 45: You Make a Game 188


Evaluating Your Game 188


Function Style 189


Class Style 189


Code Style 190


Good Comments 190


Evaluate Your Game 191


Exercise 46: A Project Skeleton 192


Creating the Skeleton Project Directory 192


Testing Your Setup 195


Using the Skeleton 195


Required Quiz 195


Common Student Questions 196


Exercise 47: Automated Testing 198


Writing a Test Case 198


Testing Guidelines 201


What You Should See 201


Study Drills 202


Common Student Questions 202


Exercise 48: Advanced User Input 204


Our Game Lexicon 204


A Test First Challenge 206


What You Should Test 207


Study Drills 209


Common Student Questions 210


Exercise 49: Making Sentences 212


Match and Peek 212


The Sentence Grammar 213


A Word on Exceptions 213


The Parser Code 213


Playing with the Parser 216


What You Should Test 217


Study Drills 217


Common Student Question 217


Exercise 50: Your First Website 218


Installing Sinatra 218


Make a Simple "Hello World" Project 219


What's Happening Here? 220


Stopping and Reloading Sinatra 221


Fixing Errors 221


Create Basic Templates 222


Study Drills 223


Common Student Questions 223


Exercise 51: Getting Input from a Browser 224


How the Web Works 224


How Forms Work 226


Creating HTML Forms 227


Creating a Layout Template 228


Writing Automated Tests for Forms 229


Study Drills 230


Common Student Question 231


Exercise 52: The Start of Your Web Game 232


Refactoring the Exercise 43 Game 232


Sessions and Tracking Users 237


Creating an Engine 238


Your Final Exam 240


Next Steps 242


How to Learn Any Programming Language 243


Advice from an Old Programmer 246


Appendix: Command Line Crash Course 249


Introduction: Shut Up and Shell 249


The Setup 251


Paths, Folders, and Directories (pwd) 254


If You Get Lost 256


Make a Directory (mkdir) 257


Change Directory (cd) 260


List Directory (ls) 264


Remove Directory (rmdir) 269


Moving Around (pushd, popd) 273


Making Empty Files (Touch, New-Item) 276


Copy a File (cp) 277


Moving a File (mv) 281


View a File (less, MORE) 283


Stream a File (cat) 285


Removing a File (rm) 286


Exiting Your Terminal (exit) 289


Command Line Next Steps 290


Index 291

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Table of Contents

Preface 1

Acknowledgments 1

The Hard Way Is Easier 2

Reading and Writing 2

Attention to Detail 2

Spotting Differences 3

Do Not Copy-Paste 3

Using the Included Videos 3

A Note on Practice and Persistence 3

A Warning for the Smarties 4

Exercise 0: The Setup 6

Mac OS X 6

Windows 7

Linux 8

Finding Things on the Internet 10

Warnings for Beginners 10

Exercise 1: A Good First Program 12

What You Should See 14

Study Drills 16

Common Student Questions 17

Exercise 2: Comments and Pound Characters 18

What You Should See 18

Study Drills 18

Common Student Questions 19

Exercise 3: Numbers and Math 20

What You Should See 21

Study Drills 21

Common Student Questions 22

Exercise 4: Variables and Names 24

What You Should See 25

Study Drills 25

Common Student Questions 25

Exercise 5: More Variables and Printing 28

What You Should See 28

Study Drills 29

Common Student Questions 29

Exercise 6: Strings and Text 30

What You Should See 31

Study Drills 31

Common Student Question 31

Exercise 7: More Printing 32

What You Should See 32

Study Drills 33

Common Student Questions 33

Exercise 8: Printing, Printing 34

What You Should See 34

Study Drills 35

Common Student Questions 35

Exercise 9: Printing, Printing, Printing 36

What You Should See 36

Study Drills 37

Common Student Questions 37

Exercise 10: What Was That? 38

What You Should See 39

Escape Sequences 39

Study Drills 40

Common Student Questions 40

Exercise 11: Asking Questions 42

What You Should See 42

Study Drills 43

Common Student Question 43

Exercise 12: Prompting People for Numbers 44

What You Should See 44

Study Drills 44

Exercise 13: Parameters, Unpacking, Variables 46

What You Should See 46

Study Drills 47

Common Student Questions 47

Exercise 14: Prompting and Passing 50

What You Should See 50

Study Drills 51

Common Student Questions 51

Exercise 15: Reading Files 52

What You Should See 53

Study Drills 53

Common Student Questions 54

Exercise 16: Reading and Writing Files 56

What You Should See 57

Study Drills 57

Common Student Questions 58

Exercise 17: More Files 60

What You Should See 60

Study Drills 61

Common Student Questions 61

Exercise 18: Names, Variables, Code, Functions 62

What You Should See 63

Study Drills 64

Common Student Questions 65

Exercise 19: Functions and Variables 66

What You Should See 67

Study Drills 67

Common Student Questions 67

Exercise 20: Functions and Files 70

What You Should See 71

Study Drills 71

Common Student Questions 71

Exercise 21: Functions Can Return Something 74

What You Should See 75

Study Drills 75

Common Student Questions 76

Exercise 22: What Do You Know So Far? 78

What You Are Learning 78

Exercise 23: Read Some Code 80

Exercise 24: More Practice 82

What You Should See 83

Study Drills 83

Common Student Questions 83

Exercise 25: Even More Practice 84

What You Should See 85

Study Drills 87

Common Student Questions 87

Exercise 26: Congratulations, Take a Test! 88

Common Student Questions 88

Exercise 27: Memorizing Logic 90

The Truth Terms 90

The Truth Tables 91

Common Student Question 92

Exercise 28: Boolean Practice 94

What You Should See 96

Study Drills 96

Common Student Questions 96

Exercise 29: What If 98

What You Should See 99

Study Drills 99

Common Student Question 99

Exercise 30: Else and If 100

What You Should See 101

Study Drills 101

Common Student Question 101

Exercise 31: Making Decisions 102

What You Should See 103

Study Drills 103

Common Student Questions 103

Exercise 32: Loops and Arrays 106

What You Should See 108

Study Drills 108

Common Student Questions 108

Exercise 33: While Loops 110

What You Should See 111

Study Drills 112

Common Student Questions 112

Exercise 34: Accessing Elements of Arrays 114

Study Drills 115

Exercise 35: Branches and Functions 116

What You Should See 118

Study Drills 118

Common Student Questions 118

Exercise 36: Designing and Debugging 120

Rules for If-Statements 120

Rules for Loops 120

Tips for Debugging 121

Homework 121

Exercise 37: Symbol Review 122

Keywords 122

Data Types 124

String Escape Sequences 124

Operators 125

Reading Code 126

Study Drills 126

Common Student Question 127

Exercise 38: Doing Things to Arrays 128

What You Should See 129

What Arrays Can Do 129

When to Use Arrays 130

Study Drills 131

Common Student Questions 131

Exercise 39: Hashes, Oh Lovely Hashes 132

A Hash Example 133

What You Should See 135

What Hashes Can Do 136

Making Your Own Hash Module 136

The Code Description 140

Three Levels of Arrays 142

What You Should See (Again) 142

When to Use Hashes or Arrays 143

Study Drills 143

Common Student Questions 144

Exercise 40: Modules, Classes, and Objects 146

Modules Are Like Hashes 146

What You Should See 151

Study Drills 151

Common Student Question 151

Exercise 41: Learning to Speak Object Oriented 152

Word Drills 152

Phrase Drills 152

Combined Drills 153

A Reading Test 153

Practice English to Code 156

Reading More Code 156

Common Student Questions 156

Exercise 42: Is-A, Has-A, Objects, and Classes 158

How This Looks in Code 159

Study Drills 161

Common Student Questions 161

Exercise 43: Basic Object-Oriented Analysis and Design 164

The Analysis of a Simple Game Engine 165

Top Down Versus Bottom Up 170

The Code for ”Gothons from Planet Percal #25” 170

What You Should See 176

Study Drills 177

Common Student Question 177

Exercise 44: Inheritance Versus Composition 178

What Is Inheritance? 178

Composition 183

When to Use Inheritance or Composition 185

Study Drills 186

Common Student Questions 186

Exercise 45: You Make a Game 188

Evaluating Your Game 188

Function Style 189

Class Style 189

Code Style 190

Good Comments 190

Evaluate Your Game 191

Exercise 46: A Project Skeleton 192

Creating the Skeleton Project Directory 192

Testing Your Setup 195

Using the Skeleton 195

Required Quiz 195

Common Student Questions 196

Exercise 47: Automated Testing 198

Writing a Test Case 198

Testing Guidelines 201

What You Should See 201

Study Drills 202

Common Student Questions 202

Exercise 48: Advanced User Input 204

Our Game Lexicon 204

A Test First Challenge 206

What You Should Test 207

Study Drills 209

Common Student Questions 210

Exercise 49: Making Sentences 212

Match and Peek 212

The Sentence Grammar 213

A Word on Exceptions 213

The Parser Code 213

Playing with the Parser 216

What You Should Test 217

Study Drills 217

Common Student Question 217

Exercise 50: Your First Website 218

Installing Sinatra 218

Make a Simple ”Hello World” Project 219

What’s Happening Here? 220

Stopping and Reloading Sinatra 221

Fixing Errors 221

Create Basic Templates 222

Study Drills 223

Common Student Questions 223

Exercise 51: Getting Input from a Browser 224

How the Web Works 224

How Forms Work 226

Creating HTML Forms 227

Creating a Layout Template 228

Writing Automated Tests for Forms 229

Study Drills 230

Common Student Question 231

Exercise 52: The Start of Your Web Game 232

Refactoring the Exercise 43 Game 232

Sessions and Tracking Users 237

Creating an Engine 238

Your Final Exam 240

Next Steps 242

How to Learn Any Programming Language 243

Advice from an Old Programmer 246

Appendix: Command Line Crash Course 249

Introduction: Shut Up and Shell 249

The Setup 251

Paths, Folders, and Directories (pwd) 254

If You Get Lost 256

Make a Directory (mkdir) 257

Change Directory (cd) 260

List Directory (ls) 264

Remove Directory (rmdir) 269

Moving Around (pushd, popd) 273

Making Empty Files (Touch, New-Item) 276

Copy a File (cp) 277

Moving a File (mv) 281

View a File (less, MORE) 283

Stream a File (cat) 285

Removing a File (rm) 286

Exiting Your Terminal (exit) 289

Command Line Next Steps 290

Index 291

About the Author

Zed Shaw is an avid guitar player, programmer, and writer whose books teach people all over the world how to write software. His book Learn Python the Hard Way has been read by millions of people around the world. His software has been used by many large and small companies. His essays are often quoted and read by members of many geek communities. He is an entertaining and lively writer, who is sure to keep you laughing and make you think.

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