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Hackerrank Ruby Tutorial - Everything is an Object Solution

Hackerrank Ruby Tutorial - Everything is an Object Solution

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Everything is an object in Ruby. For instance, if you type

print self

in the code-editor, Ruby treats self as the object in which it is currently referred to.

Give it a try!

Solution in ruby

print self
HackerrankRubyIntroductionRuby Tutorial - Everything is an Object

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