Professor Justin Mui guides you through everything Ruby as well as various frameworks such as the popular Ruby on Rails and Ruby Motion for iOS applications. Justin's method of teaching is very hands-on and interactive where you become deeply involved with your own Ruby code. Justin first goes over installing Ruby on a variety of OS's and then important programming concepts and incorporating them with how they are utilized in Ruby. Other topics include Data Types, Operations, and Methods, through Classes and Modules. Professor Justin Mui received his B.S. in Computer Science and has been in the web development industry for over 10 years. He is now a senior software engineer at a premier firm specializing in Ruby coding. Downloadable code examples are included in most lessons so you can follow along with Justin.

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Setting Up Your Environment			22:08
	Intro		0:00
	Installing Ruby		0:06
		Ruby-lan.org	0:07
		Three Ways of Installing Ruby	2:26
		Compiling Ruby-Source Code	3:02
		Third Party Tools	3:28
		Other Implementations of Ruby	4:48
	Windows Installation		5:21
		RubyInstaller.org	5:22
	Mac OSX and Linux Installation		6:13
		Mac OSX and Linux Installation	6:14
	Setting Up Debian/Linux		6:42
		Setting Up Debian/Linux	6:43
	Installing HomeBrew		6:56
		HomeBrew for MAC OSX	6:57
		HomeBrew Wiki	9:44
		Installing HomeBrew	10:02
	Setting Up Mac OSX		11:46
		HomeBrew, RVM, OSX-GCC Installer, and Install Ruby 1.9.3	11:47
	Ruby Version Manager (RVM)		12:11
		Ruby Version Manager (RVM) Overview	12:12
		Installing Ruby Version Manager (RVM): http://rvm.io	12:35
	Install RVM with Ruby		14:20
		Install RVM with Ruby	14:21
	Install OSX-GCC-Installer		16:18
		Download and Install Package for Your OSX	16:19
	Install Ruby 1.9.3		17:28
		Install Ruby 1.9.3	17:29
	Test It Out!		18:09
		rvm-help & ruby-v	18:10
		Example: rvm gemset create educator	18:52
	Set It As Default!		20:47
		rvm Use 1.9.3@educator--default	20:48
Intro to Ruby			22:20
	Intro		0:00
	What is Ruby?		0:06
		What is Ruby?	0:07
		Ruby Standard Library	0:52
	Who Created Ruby?		1:22
		Yukihiro Matsumoto	1:23
	History		2:45
		The Name 'Ruby'	2:46
		Ruby v0.95	3:10
		Ruby v1.0	3:56
		English Language Mailing List Rubytalk	4:08
		ruby-forum.com & the Mailing Lists	4:27
		Ruby In The West	9:51
		Ruby on Rails	10:39
		The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide to Ruby	11:30
		rubyonrails.org	13:34
	Current Ruby		14:42
		Ruby 1.8.7, Ruby 1.9.3, and Ruby 2.0	14:43
	Why Programmers Enjoy Ruby?		15:40
		Why Programmers Enjoy Ruby?	15:41
	Ruby Is An Interpreted Language		16:21
		Ruby Is An Interpreted Language	16:22
	What Is It Used For?		16:50
		What Is It Used For?	16:51
	Ruby is Object-Oriented		18:17
		Example: 5.class	18:18
		Example: 0.0.class	18:54
		Example: true.class	19:03
		Example: nil.class	19:12
	Object Class		19:19
		BasicObject	19:20
		Example	19:52
		Superclass	20:50
		Fixnum → Integer → Numeric → Object	21:32
Basic Tools for Using Ruby			27:44
	Intro		0:00
	Interactive Ruby		0:08
		irb: Interactive Command-Line Environment	0:09
	Example		0:49
		irb-v	0:50
		irb-executes terminal	1:02
		1.9.3-p125 > 'hi'	1:09
		Live Demonstration	1:31
	Why Use Interactive Ruby?		2:21
		Why Use Interactive Ruby?	2:22
	RDoc		3:05
		RDoc	3:06
		Ruby Core Documentation	3:32
		Ruby Core Documentation: Example	5:30
		Ruby Core Documentation: Markup	6:12
		Ruby Core Documentation: Headings	7:44
		Coding Example: RDoc	9:30
	Why Use RDoc?		13:02
		Learning Core Ruby Functions	13:03
	Generating RDoc		15:31
		rdoc-help # usage	15:32
	Ruby Interpreter		15:57
		ruby -- help	15:58
		ruby [switches] [-] program [arguments]	16:16
		Example: How to Run a Ruby Script	16:28
	Rake		18:38
		Rake Overview	18:39
		Ruby Core Documentation: Rake	19:46
		Coding Example: Rake	23:14
	Why Was It Created?		24:30
		Why Was It Created?	24:31
	Lesson Summary		25:13
		Lesson Summary	25:14
		IDE/script Editors: MacVIM	26:24
Ruby Specifics			20:45
	Intro		0:00
	Ruby Specifics		0:06
	Comments		0:51
		Hashtags	1:00
		Example	1:23
	Multi-Line Comment		2:04
		Example	3:10
	RDoc Comments		4:02
		When do you generate an Rdoc?	4:10
		Headings and subheadings	4:24
		Examples	4:48
		Generating an Rdoc - example	4:50
	Common Code Conventions		6:28
		For every tab use two spaces indentation	7:38
		Never use tabs	7:42
	Common Code Conventions (Cont.)		8:18
		Camel case	8:20
		Snake case	9:18
	Identifiers		9:44
		Constants begin with CAP letter	10:00
		Examples	10:10
		Identifiers with Different Scoping	10:26
		Global	10:34
		Instance Variable	10:40
		Class Variable	10:46
		Examples	10:56
	Reserved Keywords		12:22
		Do not use reserved keywords in code	12:25
	Parentheses are Sometimes Optional		13:04
		Functions do not require parentheses	13:16
		When in doubt, use parentheses	13:54
		Examples	14:10
	Newlines Are Statement Terminators		14:20
		Examples	15:10
	Continuation with a Period		16:20
		Period means continue to next line	16:46
	Multiple Statements Allowed on a Single Line		17:38
		Try not to use semi-colons	17:58
	Code Blocks		18:20
		Use code blocks for one liners	18:28
		Examples	18:40
		Recommended for multiple lines	20:16
Ruby Data Types (Part 1)			29:37
	Intro		0:00
	Overview		0:10
	Ruby Data Types		0:10
		Numbers	0:16
		Strings	0:18
		Symbols	0:24
	Numbers		0:30
		Numeric	0:44
		Float	0:50
		Complex	0:56
		BigDecimal	0:58
		Rational	1:00
		Integer (most popular) - Fixnum and Bignum	1:06
		Fixnum stores 31 bits	1:18
		Bignum stores larger bits	1:24
		All number objects are instances of Numeric	1:28
	Integer Literals		2:28
		Represent whole-numbers	2:40
		Examples - Different bases	2:42
		Binary	3:04
		Octal	3:30
		Hexadecimal	3:44
		Examples	4:06
	Floating Point Literals		4:45
		Examples	4:58
		e-value can be capital or lowercase	5:30
		Example	5:44
	Strings		6:16
		Mutable objects	6:18
		Used for inserting and deleting text, searching, and replacing	6:26
	String Rdoc		6:46
		Definition	7:00
	String Literals		8:20
		Single-Quoted	8:28
		Double-Quoted (most used)	8:50
		Example	9:32
		Escape Sequences	11:10
		Newline	11:16
		Tab	11:22
		Double quote	11:28
		Blackslash	11:36
		Interpolation	11:50
		Sprintf	13:48
		Unicode Escaping	14:38
		Example	15:50
		Delimiters	16:18
		Here Documents	17:18
		Example	17:25
	String Operators		19:58
		Concatenation	20:03
		Appending	20:40
		String Equality	21:04
		Example	21:24
	Substrings		22:00
		Range object (inclusive)	22:22
	String Encoding		24:52
		Differences between Ruby 1.8 and 1.9	24:56
	Symbols		26:02
		Definitions	26:04
		Examples	26:46
		When to use symbols	26:54
	Symbols and Strings		27:42
		Symbols Rdoc	28:22
Ruby Gems			25:50
	Intro		0:00
	RubyGems		0:08
		What are RubyGems?	0:24
	RubyGems.org		0:44
		How RubyGems are used	2:06
		Java's jar utility	2:50
		Unix/Linux's tar utility	3:06
	What is a Gem?		3:16
		Definition of Gem	3:20
		Version	3:34
		Date	3:44
		Author	3:50
		Description	5:58
	What Are the Uses?		4:18
		Uses for Gems	4:22
	Installation		5:06
		How to install RubyGems	5:30
	Updating to the Latest Ruby Gems		5:54
	Testing		6:22
		Example	6:34
	Installing Rake		7:24
		Example	7:46
	Verifying		9:22
		Example	9:56
	Structure		10:56
		gem.gemspec	11:30
	Specification		13:40
		What is in the gem?	13:42
		Who made it?	13:50
		Update gem version	13:58
		Example	14:10
	Create Our First Gem		17:20
		Steps involved	17:28
		RubyGems Guides	17:36
		Example	20:02
		Steps Review	18:56
	Create Our First Gem (Cont.)		23:08
		Building the gem	19:38
		Example	20:00
		Installing the gem	22:32
		Run it	22:52
		Publish it	23:04
	Get Some Gems!		25:06
		rake	25:14
		rails	25:19
		fastercsv	25:25
		koala	25:37
Ruby Data Types (Part 2)			40:24
	Intro		0:00
	Ruby Data Types		0:15
		Boolean	0:21
		Arrays	0:27
		Hashes	0:33
		Range	0:37
	Boolean Types		0:42
		TrueClass	0:56
		FalseClass	1:12
		NilClass	1:18
		TrueClass Examples	2:48
		FalseClass Examples	3:22
	Arrays		4:16
		Ordered collection of objects	4:22
		Can hold different objects	4:32
		Starts at index 0	4:50
	Array of Strings		5:50
		Example	5:52
	Arrays (Cont.)		6:20
		Can be created using literals	6:22
		Can be created using constructors	6:54
		Position and indexed value	8:04
		Negative Indexed Values	8:56
		Shift and Unshift	10:18
		Push and Pop	11:38
		.delete method	12:38
		Addition and Subtraction	13:32
		Union and Intersection	14:48
		Insert	15:52
		Iteration	16:52
		Arrays Rdoc	17:48
	Hashes		22:08
		Maps and Associative Arrays	22:44
		Created using the constructor	22:56
		Created using a hash literal	24:02
		Stored in a hash table	25:26
		Example	25:50
		Accessing Key-Values	27:46
		Deletion	29:48
		Iteration	31:04
		Hashes Rdoc	32:04
	Ranges		36:40
		Two dots are inclusive	36:57
		Three dots are exclusive	37:16
		Example	37:50
		Ranges Rdoc	38:24
Objects			65:46
	Intro		0:00
	Objects		0:10
	Object References		1:36
		Ruby Core	2:16
		Example	4:30
	Creating New Objects		6:00
		New Method	6:08
		Initialize Method	6:31
		Example	7:18
	Garbage Collection		9:54
		Global values always reachable	10:25
	Object Identity		11:08
		Every object has an object identifier	11:20
		Object identifier is constant and unique	11:30
		Example	11:54
	Object Class		12:58
		Class method	13:10
		Superclass method	13:28
		Object Testing	14:46
		is_a?	15:49
		respond_to?	16:26
		String and Regexp	18:10
		Comparing two object instances	20:06
		Example	23:30
	Object Equality		25:48
		Comparing objects	25:54
		equal?	25:58
		Popular way to test for equality	27:16
		Opposite way to test for equality	27:25
		Arrays	28:30
		Hash	29:42
		Case equality operator	30:47
		Class tests	31:16
		Range tests	31:48
		Symbol tests	32:32
	Object Conversion		33:14
		Explicit conversion	33:54
		Implicit conversion	35:00
		Example	36:12
	Object Conversion: Kernel Module		38:22
		Array	38:38
		Float	39:26
		Integer	39:58
		String	40:10
		Example	40:34
	Object Conversion: Coerce		42:00
		Used for mixed type numeric operations	42:08
		Example	43:40
	Object Conversion: Boolean		47:42
		Every object has a boolean value	47:44
		Example	48:54
	Object Copying		50:52
		dup	50:58
		clone	51:03
		Example	51:42
	Object Freezing		57:36
	Object Marshaling		58:38
		Save state	59:04
		Load state	59:27
		Example	59:32
	Tainted Objects		61:50
		taint	62:08
		farm field	62:12
	Untrusted Objects		64:06
		trust	64:24
		untrust	64:34
		untrusted?	64:42
Loops			38:54
	Intro		0:00
	Loops		0:12
		while and until	0:48
		for and in	0:54
		iterators	1:04
		enumerable in objects	1:06
	While-loop		1:14
		Will keep going is condition is true	1:18
	Until-loop		2:58
		Will keep going until condition becomes true	3:06
	Single Expression Loops		4:20
		Compact form	4:30
		Expressed as a modifier	4:42
	Do-While Loop		5:52
		Executes body first	6:06
	Do-Until Loop		7:54
		Similar to do-while loop	7:58
		Using Break Inside Loops	8:54
		break	8:58
	For-In Loop		11:56
		for-loop	12:06
		var	12:34
		collection	12:54
		body	13:00
		Examples	13:08
		Examples (Cont.)	15:54
		Nested loops	16:40
	Numeric Iterators		18:32
		upto	18:40
		downto	18:42
		times	18:48
		Examples	20:28
	External Iterators		21:00
		Enumerator class	21:04
		Rdoc	21:16
	Enumerables in Objects		24:35
		Enumerable is a mix-in	24:41
		RDoc	25:24
	Commonly Used Enumerables in Objects		27:01
		Array	27:19
		Hash	27:51
		Range	28:47
		Examples	29:29
	Enumerables in Objects (Cont.)		31:13
		File Processing	31:15
		Example	31:45
	Enumerables in Objects (Cont.)		33:07
		collect	33:23
		select	34:11
		reject	34:59
		inject	35:29
Strings			28:30
	Intro		0:00
	Strings		0:08
		Why do you want to get familiar with strings?	1:00
	String Creation		1:16
		new	1:28
		empty?	1:50
		length or size	2:10
		Example	3:12
	String Manipulation		4:40
		slice	4:56
		square brackets [ ]	5:02
		token	5:40
		[fixnum]	6:52
		offset and length	8:40
		chaining	12:42
	String Insertion		12:56
		insert	12:58
		positive or negative index	13:46
	String Updates		15:24
		[token]	15:36
		Examples	16:40
		chop or chop!	17:54
		chomp!	18:56
		gsub	20:28
	String Deletion		21:38
		delete	21:38
	String Reversal		22:46
		reverse	22:52
	String Manipulation		23:16
		split(pattern=$, limit)	23:22
		pattern	24:10
		limit	24:15
		upcase or upcase!	25:28
		downcase or downcase!	26:02
		swapcase	26:24
	Incrementing Strings		27:26
		next or next!	27:32
	Check Out the Other Lessons		28:00
		Ruby Data Types Part 1	28:12
		Regular Expressions	28:18
Regular Expressions			33:27
	Intro		0:00
		Regular Expressions	0:10
		How to create a regular expression	0:48
		What goes inside	1:36
		Metacharacters	3:10
		Bracket expressions	3:14
		Quantifiers	3:18
		Anchors	3:20
	Metacharacters		3:30
		word and non-word characters	4:04
		digit and non-digit characters	4:44
		hexdigit and non-hexdigit characters	4:56
		whitespace and non-whitespace characters	5:08
		Examples	5:24
	POSIX Bracket Expressions		7:48
	Non-POSIX Bracket Expressions		9:48
	Bracket Expression Examples		10:58
	Quantifiers		12:34
		Examples	13:30
	Character Properties		17:24
		Similar to POSIX bracket classes	18:22
		More Character Properties	18:48
		Examples	19:32
	Anchors		20:08
		Examples	21:14
	Regular Expression Matching: Regexp Object		22:40
		match	22:51
	Regular Expression Matching: String Object		24:14
		match	24:26
	Regular Expression Modifier Characters		25:14
		pat	25:38
		Example	26:42
	Regular Expression Modifier Objects		27:14
		Example	28:38
		Regexp Rdoc	30:40
Arrays			14:35
	Intro		0:00
	Arrays		0:12
	Creating an Array with a Block		0:50
	Alternative Ways to Create an Array		3:52
	Checking the Class		5:14
		Iterate through the array	5:26
		Call the class method	5:28
	Array Shortcuts		6:38
		at(index)	6:44
		delete_at(index)	7:28
		first(n)	8:28
		last(n)	9:28
	Removing Duplicates		9:58
		uniq or uniq!	10:04
	Sorting the Array		10:48
		sort or sort!	10:54
	Getting the Index		11:35
		index	11:56
		rindex	12:38
	Multidimensional Arrays		12:56
		flatten	13:33
	Check Out the Earlier Lesson		14:16
		Ruby Data Types Part 2	14:26
Hashes			27:48
	Intro		0:00
	Hashes		0:12
	Creating Hashes		1:18
		Setting a Default Value	2:24
	Accessing Hashes		4:16
		Accessible by keys or by values	4:28
		Keys must be unique	4:36
	Creating Hashes		5:16
		Comma-separated list	5:42
		Hash rocket	8:28
		Examples	10:16
	Iterating Keys and Values		11:43
		each_key	12:04
		each_value	14:04
	Merging Hashes		16:10
		merge(other_hash)	16:20
	Sorting Hashes		18:46
	Replacing Hashes		20:57
		replace(other_hash)	21:18
	Converting Hashes to Other Classes		22:04
		to_a	22:22
		to_s	23:22
		Example	24:34
	Check Out the Earlier Lesson		27:22
		Ruby Data Types Part 2	27:32
Math Operations, Part 1			28:47
	Intro		0:00
	Math Objects		0:12
		Numeric	0:26
		Integer	0:38
		Float	1:02
		Fixnum	1:14
		Bignum	1:56
		Rational	2:04
		Math	2:24
	Math Operations		2:36
		Example	3:14
		div(numeric)	4:54
		divmod(numeric)	6:30
		modulo(numeric)	7:23
		quo(numeric)	8:18
		remainder(numeric)	9:35
	Operation Precedence 1 of 3		10:35
	Operation Precedence 2 of 3		13:18
	Operation Precedence 3 of 3		14:28
	Abbreviated Math Operations		14:54
		Move the operator in front of the equal sign	15:52
	Numbers		16:36
		Numeric Class	17:06
	Numeric Methods		18:41
		ceil	18:52
		floor	19:32
		round	19:50
	Example with Numbers		20:20
	Numeric Methods (Cont.)		22:20
		truncate	22:28
		num.step(limit, step)	23:02
		Numeric Rdoc	25:26
Math Operations, Part 2			28:51
	Intro		0:00
	Math Operations		0:12
		Math Module	0:24
		Rational Numbers	0:44
		Complex Numbers	0:52
		Prime Numbers	0:58
		Matrices	1:06
	Math Module		1:12
		PI and E	1:32
	Math Module Methods		2:47
		atan2(x,y)	2:56
		cos(x)	3:14
		exp(x)	3:44
		Examples	4:38
		log(x)	5:44
		log(num, base)	6:34
		log10(x)	7:04
		sin(x)	7:34
		sqrt(x)	7:52
		tan(x)	8:06
	Math Functions: Part 1 of 3		8:12
	Math Functions: Part 2 of 3		9:32
	Math Functions: Part 3 of 3		10:19
		Math Module Rdoc	11:25
	Rational Numbers		13:23
		How to use	14:06
		Example	15:02
	Mathematical Ruby Scripts (Mathn)		16:25
		Example	17:28
	Complex Numbers		18:26
		polar	18:56
		rect	19:10
	Complex Number Examples		19:18
	Prime Numbers		20:14
		each(ubound=nil)	20:44
		prime?	21:22
		Example	21:58
	Matrices		23:15
		build(row_size, column_size=row_size)	23:44
		Example	24:44
		Matrix Rdoc	24:58
Dates and Times			26:01
	Intro		0:00
	Dates and Times		0:12
	Time Class		0:38
	Methods of the Time Class		1:43
		now	1:44
		at(time)	2:10
		Epoch & Unix Timestamp Conversion Tools	3:19
	Components of a Time		5:07
	Convert Time to an Array		5:54
		to_a	6:08
	Creating a New Time		6:48
		Time.local	7:08
		Year is required	7:22
		Time.utc	8:12
		What should be specified	9:30
	More Methods of the Time Class		10:16
		strftime(string)	11:26
		RDoc	12:50
	Date Library		16:46
	Initializing a New Date		17:08
	Parsing Dates		18:28
		parse(string)	18:42
	Today's Date		19:19
		Date.today	19:22
	Tomorrow's Date		20:22
		Next	20:28
		Next week	21:22
	Count Down		21:26
	Count Up		22:37
	Components of a Date		23:20
	Converting to Datetime		23:48
		to_datetime	24:00
	Initializing a Datetime		24:24
	Converting to Time		25:23
		self.to_time	25:32
Methods: Part 1			31:24
	Intro		0:00
	What is a Method?		0:12
	Basic Method		0:58
	Return Value		4:37
		return	4:46
	Factorial Example		6:18
		Example	8:46
	Return Two Values		10:06
		Set the return keyword	10:14
		Collected and returned as an array	10:28
	Undefining Methods		11:22
		undef method_to_undefine	11:44
		Example	12:32
	Method Names		13:02
		Begin with lowercase letter	13:16
		Separate longer words with underscores	13:26
		Can end with equal sign, question mark, or exclamation point	14:03
		Equal sign	14:26
	Method Names with Question Mark		14:44
		empty?	15:24
	Method Names with Exclamation Point		16:01
		mutators	16:12
		! means use with caution	16:46
	Method Aliases		18:05
		alias new_method existing_method	18:42
	Operator Methods		20:00
		Operators	20:02
		Array Operators	20:10
		Unary Operators	20:32
		Binary Operators	20:40
		Example	21:28
	Methods and Parentheses		25:00
		Optional in most cases	25:20
		Required in other cases	27:13
	Methods and Blocks		27:54
		Associated with blocks	28:18
		block_given?	28:26
		yield	28:36
		Example	29:24
Methods: Part 2			20:11
	Intro		0:00
	Methods with the Unary Ampersand Operator		0:14
		&	0:34
		Block to a Proc	0:56
		Example	2:02
		Proc object	3:58
		Example	5:04
	Methods with Default Values		5:54
		Example	7:12
	Methods with variable-Length Arguments		8:05
		How to create it	8:36
		Example	11:06
	Using Hashes with Arguments		13:02
		Multiple arguments	13:08
		Solution	13:30
		Example	14:56
		Rdoc	18:12
Classes: Part I			26:51
	Intro		0:00
	Classes		0:10
		Definition of a class	0:14
		Class represents a container	0:32
		Can be reused	0:46
	Creating our First Class		1:00
		Keyword class will create new class	1:06
		Name must begin with capital letter	1:30
	Instantiating Our First Class		2:46
		New will create a new instance of class	2:58
	Initializing Values		3:58
		Definition of def	4:14
		Instance method	5:08
		Example	7:02
	Defining the to_s Method		8:24
		Creating a string representation class	8:34
		Example	10:54
	Self in the Class		12:16
		Definition of self	12:26
		Example	13:54
	Accessor Methods		15:52
		getter methods	16:22
		Example	17:00
	Setter Methods		18:00
		Mutator methods	18:02
		Example	19:46
	Automating Getter and Setter Methods		21:10
		Defined in the module class	21:30
		attr_reader	21:54
		attr_writer	22:48
		attr creates getter and setter methods	23:50
		Example	24:28
	Notes on Ruby's Accessor Methods		25:32
Classes: Part II			26:42
	Intro		0:00
	Defining Operators		0:10
		You can define arithmetic operators	0:32
		Unary Operators	0:46
		Let's define operators in our class!	0:56
		Example	2:52
	Class Methods		6:24
		Examples	6:56
	Opening Up the Class		9:38
		Adds an additional method	9:54
		Examples	11:04
	Array and Hash Access Method		15:40
		Use square brackets	16:02
		Define your own has access method	16:08
		Example	16:56
	Enumerating The Values		18:40
		Define the each iterator	18:40
	Testing for Equality		19:36
		Class Triplex	19:50
		Examples	20:54
	Constants		25:00
		Usually defined at the top of class	25:24
Classes: Part III			53:36
	Intro		0:00
	Class Variables		0:14
		Example	2:16
		Ruby Glass Jar Example	8:50
	Class Instance Variables		10:20
		Instance variables of class objects	10:46
		Advantage of class instance variables	11:18
		Examples	11:30
	Method Visibility		16:16
		Three types of method visibility	16:26
		Public methods	17:34
		Private methods	17:38
		Protected methods	18:04
	Invoking Method Visibility		19:21
		Public , Protected, and Private Visibility	19:22
		Invoking Method Visibility With Arguments	21:39
		Example: Invoking Method Visibility	22:12
	Class Visibility		23:31
		Instance and Class Variables are Private	23:32
		Constants are Public	24:00
		Makes Existing Class Methods Private	24:27
		Makes Existing Class Methods Public	25:08
		Example: Class Visibility and class GlassJar	25:43
	Subclassing		27:08
		Subclassing: Subclass and Superclass	27:09
		Example: Subclassing	29:43
	Inheritance		30:05
		Inheritance	30:06
		Example: Inheritance	31:25
	Subclassing and Inheritance		31:34
		Descendants	31:41
		Ancestors	31:56
		More On Descendants and Ancestors	32:08
	Extending a Class		33:27
		Extending a Class	33:28
		Coding Example: Extending a Class	34:24
	Overriding a Method		36:41
		Overriding a Method	36:42
		Coding Example: Overriding a Method	37:18
	Modifying Methods with Chaining		38:52
		Modifying Methods with Chaining	38:53
		Super	39:25
		Coding Example: Modifying Methods with Chaining	39:51
	The Singleton Pattern		44:52
		Introduction to The Singleton Pattern	44:53
		Setting Up Singleton	45:28
		The Instance Method	45:58
		Rdoc for Singleton: Usage	46:23
		Rdoc for Singleton: Implementation	47:45
		Coding Example: Singleton	49:38
Modules			24:19
	Intro		0:00
	Modules		0:04
		What is Modules?	0:05
		Modules Examples	0:40
	Modules: Mix-Ins		3:31
		What is a Mix-in?	3:32
	Modules: Namespace		4:07
		What is a Namespace?	4:08
		Why Use a Namespace?	5:13
	Example of a Namespace Module		5:59
		Example of Mixing in The Module Into the Global Scope	6:00
	Modules: Creation		7:04
		How to Create a New Module?	7:05
	Modules: Usage		8:19
		How to Use It?	8:20
		class Poker & class Bridge	9:13
	Creating Our Module as a Mix-In		9:41
		Example of a Module Using Instance Methods	9:42
		Coding Example	10:20
	Creating Our Module as a Namespace		12:11
		Implement Class Methods for the Module	12:12
		Coding Example	14:56
	Loading Our Module		19:46
		Loading Our Module Overview	19:47
		Require & Load	20:15
		Coding Example: Loading Module	20:48
	Lesson Summary		23:36

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