Ruby on Mac OS X
Learn to set up the environment for Ruby in Mac OS X.
We'll cover the following
Overview
In this lesson, you'll learn to run Ruby code in Mac OS X.
Setup Mac OS X
No installation is required as a ready-to-use Ruby version comes with Mac OS X.
Create and save code file
Create a Ruby file ending with the .rb
extension and save it to a dedicated folder on your system.
Tip: Creating a dedicated folder is recommended to be more organized.
Command line
The application to access the command line in Mac OS X is called Terminal. Open in Finder: Applications → Utilities → Terminal
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