Thanks for reading and leaving a comment. I appreciate your insight. I chose Ruby for two reasons. The first is that I write Ruby in my job. The second is that it is an excellent OOP language.

I’m so glad to hear that. I’m working at being more deliberate with my own reflection. I’ve discovered greater learning and growth from daily reflection in my career.

You are welcome, Chaap! Thanks for reading.

That's great to hear, David Mutebi. Thanks for reading!

Dennis Kamau can you tell me what part of this tutorial you are at when this output occurs? I'm happy to help debug.

Hey, Dennis Kamau. I'm excited to hear you are coding along. Looking through the output you included above, it seems that the results of .methods is similar for both of your instance variables with a few things in a different order. Could perhaps be the result of a different version of Ruby on your machine than I have on mine 🤷‍♂️ . Don't worry too much about that here. This part is more of an FYI.

Fantastic article! You've summarized my entire week at work here. Ha!

Thanks, Gloria! It was fun to write.

Thanks for reading and sharing your new insights, Iyoriobhe! Documentation is valuable. I like trying to see if I can write code using design principles that make leaving comments unnecessary. Definitely harder than it sounds at times.

Hey, TomTom Developers! Thank you for taking the time to read. Glad you enjoyed it. What would you add or do differently?