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Ben Kiboma answered on May 2, 2021 Popularity 7/10 Helpfulness 2/10

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class Library
  attr_accessor :title, :author

  def initialize (title, author)
    @title = title
    @author = author
  end

  def readBook()
    puts "Reading #{self.title} by #{self.author}"
  end
end

book1 = Library.new("Shreds of tenderness","Dr Mwaniki")
puts book1.readBook()
puts book1.title

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class className

   def initialize(parameter1,parameter2,parameter3)

   end

end

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class Bar
  define_method(:initialize) do |*pos_params, **named_params, &block|
    @pos_params = pos_params
    @named_params = named_params
    block.call(self) if block
  end
  define_method(:one_optional_arg) do |arg=nil|
    puts arg
  end   
  define_method(:some_args) do |*args|
    puts args.join(', ')
  end
  define_method(:my_name_and_args) do |name, *args|
    puts [name, *args].join(' ')
  end
  define_method(:some_opts) do |**opts|
    puts opts.inspect
  end
  define_method(:named_arg_plus_opts) do |name:, **opts|
    puts({ name: name }.merge(opts).inspect)
  end
  def print
    puts @pos_params.join(', ')
    puts @named_params.inspect
  end
end

foo = Bar.new
foo.one_optional_arg                          # => 
foo.one_optional_arg 'one'                    # => 'one'

foo.some_args                                 # => 
foo.some_args 'Hello', 1, :world              # => Hello, 1, world

# foo.my_name_and_args                        # => ERROR wrong number of arguments (given 0, expected 1+)
foo.my_name_and_args 'David'                  # => David
foo.my_name_and_args 'David', 'was', 'here'   # => David was here

foo.some_opts                                 # => {}
foo.some_opts a: 1, b: 2                      # => {:a=>1, :b=>2}

# foo.named_arg_plus_opts                     # => ERROR missing keyword: :name
foo.named_arg_plus_opts name: 'David'         # => {:name=>"David"}
foo.named_arg_plus_opts name: 'David', role: 'developer'  
											  # => {:name=>"David", :role=>"developer"}

BarConstructor.new('The', 'quick', 'brown', 'fox', color: :brown, animal: 'Fox') do |bar|
  bar.print
  # The, quick, brown, fox
  # {:color=>:brown, :animal=>"Fox"}
end

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