I’m just going to jot down my notes while I learn about the nitty-gritty. Here we go.
Object-oriented languages use classes to describe objects.
An instance is an object created from a class. A case or an occurrence of a class, a copy/an example to put forth.
An Attribute are values that will persist inside a variable or instance variable (@variable)
The class method .new is a new instance of a class
def self.method.name end
class Attibutes @@variable works without a method variable.
Inheritance extends methods and attributes of a class to another.
Enumerable is a ‘mix-in’ that is searchable, countable, sortable, collectible and yields members of a collection – a part of the ‘each’ method.
Symbols references method names and are unique.
Scope – global variables are available everywhere and local variables are available inside methods or classes “class variables” or instance variables.
@ belongs to instance variables @@belongs to a class variable.
