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Interactive Ruby Execution
== Interactive Ruby Execution ==
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In the [[What is Ruby?]] we discussed the fact that Ruby is an interpreted language. This essentially means that Ruby source code is compiled and executed at run time, rather than pre-compiled as is the case with languages such as C or C++. One of the advantages of being an interpreted language is that we can write Ruby code directly into the interpreter and have it executed in real-time. This is a great way to learn Ruby and to try out different code structures.

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