RubyCharacterList.rtf

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\f0\fs24 \cf0 puts   		Tell it to print or show whatever is in quotations afterwards\
#		comments things out/ also used when telling ruby to show a variable\
+-*/		Actual math functions\
< or > 		Ruby will give a true or false designation in response\
%		Modulus-divides but gives remainder as opposed to dividend\
=		Helps assign variables \
#\{\}		Calls previously assigned variable\
%d		Tells to fill in text variable, at the end of line % followed by what will be filled in\
%s		Same as above, but fills in integer instead of text\
[]		used to make a string\
print		about the same as puts but no line break\
\\n		creates line breaks\
<<		there\'92s more to it, but for now: it shows the beginning of a block. followed by a 		word in caps. Maintains the format of the text block. \
\\t		creates a tab in \
\\		clarifier, tells ruby that whatever follows is only a character to show without a function\
			ex: \\\\ cat \\\\  reads as \\ cat \\\
gets		\
.chomp()	Asks for input. \
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