Thomas Ingram ravinggenius

Run $ ruby logo.rb in a directory with rip.txt.

When rendering tags |> join(', '), join(', ') would be evaluated first. Next the tags would be passed into whatever join(', ') returns, which is expected to be a function that excepts a single argument.

Essentially this gets transformed (logically at least) into join(', ')(tags), which is equivalent to join(', ', tags).

!!! I HAVEN'T RUN THIS CODE !!!

Refactor of Caleb Wood's module approach to static lists in Rails to extract StaticList from Greeting.

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	# comment

	_true = true
	_false = false

	integer = 42
	rational = 3.14
	rational = 2 / 3

	complex = integer + decimal.i

	var gulp = require('gulp');

	var clean = require('gulp-clean');

	var replace = require('gulp-replace');

	var zip = require('gulp-zip');

	var jshint = require('gulp-jshint');
	var stylish = require('jshint-stylish');

	module StepHelpers
	def table_for(table_or_id)
	if table_or_id.is_a?(Capybara::Node::Element)
	table_or_id
	else
	find("##{table_or_id}")
	end
	end

	def row_containing_text(table_or_id, text)

	$ ./bin/rip repl
	Welcome to Rip

	Type "help" for help, "exit" to quit

	[1] module> add = -> (a, b) { a + b }
	=> #< #< System.Lambda > [ bind, class ] keyword = ->, arity = 2 >

	[2] module> add5 = add(5)
	=> #< #< System.Lambda > [ bind, class ] keyword = ->, arity = 1 >

	##
	# Constants

	System.Math.i # square root of -1
	System.Math.PI # 5 decimal points (same as `System.Math.PI_to(5)`, but only calculated once)
	System.Math.PI_to # lambda that calculates a decimal to `n` decimal points


	##
	# Real Numbers


	From: /Users/simpsonj/products/usage_meter/app/models/price_book.rb @ line 3 :

	1: class PriceBook
	2: # include Anima.new(:id, :name, :codes)
	=> 3: binding.pry
	4:
	5: def price_for_code(code)
	6: codes[code]
	7: end