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Lesson 1
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# Exercise 1: A Good First Program | |
In Sublime, create a new file, call it ```lesson_1.rb``` | |
Type the following text | |
```puts "Hello World!"``` | |
```puts "Hello Again"``` | |
```puts "I like typing this."``` | |
```puts "This is fun."``` | |
```puts "Yay! Printing."``` | |
```puts "I'd much rather you 'not'."``` | |
```puts 'I "said" do not touch this.'``` | |
In iTerm2, navigate to the directory in which you are storing your work. Then type in | |
```ruby lesson_1.rb``` | |
You should see output like this: | |
```Hello World!``` | |
```Hello Again``` | |
```I like typing this.``` | |
```This is fun.``` | |
```Yay! Printing.``` | |
```I'd much rather you 'not'.``` | |
```I "said" do not touch this.``` | |
##Extending your learning | |
Do the following: | |
Make your program print another line of text. | |
Make your program print only one of the lines. | |
Put a # (octothorpe) character at the beginning of a line. What did it do? |
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