Programming Ruby 10 -- Functions and Abstraction @tutoriaLinux

Uploaded November 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

The conclusion of the "Ruby Basics" course, teaching basic programming concepts using Ruby. This video concludes the first version of the Ruby course, and should leave you ready to start on Bash with minimal confusion. It also features some philosophical overtones and general commentary about functional and imperative programming styles (which I keep calling "iterative", for some reason). I also don't mention recursion, even though I'm using it. Enjoy.

Programming Ruby 10 Functions and Abstraction

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