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seannakasone
I'm a newbie. I'm going through the ruby documentation and I noticed
there's 3 different separators (#, ::, .) used to fully qualify a
method in a class or module.
i.e.
MyClass.myproc
MyClass#myproc
MyClass::myproc
What's the difference?
there's 3 different separators (#, ::, .) used to fully qualify a
method in a class or module.
i.e.
MyClass.myproc
MyClass#myproc
MyClass::myproc
What's the difference?