- First, welcome yourself into the space of learning about data. Someone told you implicitly or explicitly that you didn't belong to this world of computer design, and we are here to tell you that they lied!
- Secondly, get comfortable. What you're going to learn doesn't come easy the first time, but it does eventually come.
- integer is a whole number, positive or negative.
- float is any integer that has a decimal point
- a boolean is a statement that returns true or false
- an array is a collection of elements within a bracket []
- a hash is a collection of elements that are related by values and keys.
A hash has elements that are related to each other, key and values
Hashes are special and require some more explanation, but for now it suffices to know that it acts a lot like an ecel document where there is a column of data in Column A, and then a column of data in Column B. Then when you want to title the tops of these columns, you form a relationship between the data.
at least one code block
"This is a string"
booleans look like this
3 + 6 == 18 => true
and they can get more complicated!
How do we become better programmers? We learn how we learn and make better choices to provide us the better results.
