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pocke
October 08, 2017
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Transcript
Ruby Quiz Oct. 8, 2017 第4回 学生エンジニア限定LT大会
I have only 5 minutes, so I'll speak very fast.
Self introduction • Pocke • Actcat, Inc. / SideCI •
RuboCop' s core developer • Student at The Open University of Japan
SideCI
Automated Code Review as a Service
Please access here! https://sideci.com
Ruby Quiz
Question
Do you write Ruby?
Ruby Quiz • You are a Ruby interpreter. ◦ You
are a parse.y. ◦ You are a YARV. • You execute ruby code, and you output result.
Quiz 1
Q. What does the code output? p(??) p(%_?_)
Answer p(??) # => "?" p(%_?_) # => "?"
Why?
A. Why does it output "?"? p(??) p(%_?_) %<any character>…<any
character> is a string literal. e.g.) %_?_ == "?" , %!???! == "???" ?_ is a character literal. e.g.) ?_ == "_" , ?? == "?"
Quiz 2
Q. What does the code output? p(????::?:) p(% %s% %%%%)
Answer p(????::?:) # => ":" p(% %s% %%%%) # =>
"%"
Why????
Answer p(????::?:) p(% %s% %%%%) 1. ?? is "?" 2.
? is a part of conditional op 3. ?: is ":" 4. : is a part of conditional op 5. ?: is ":" "?" ? ":" : ":" 1. % %s% is "%s%" 2. % is a format op(Like sprintf) 3. %%% is "" sprintf("%s%", "")
Quiz 3
Q. What does the code output? a = ["1","2","3"] a&.map(&:to_i)&.&([1])
Answer a = ["1","2","3"] a&.map(&:to_i)&.&([1]) # => [1]
Why?????
Answer a = ["1","2","3"] a&.map(&:to_i)&.&([1]) # => [1] &. is
a safe navigation op(nil guard). &:to_i is an implicit to_proc op. A safe navigation op & is an intersection op call (like [1,2,3] & [1])
Conclusion
• We can write tricky code in Ruby. ◦ Very
fun!!! Thank you for listening! Conclusion