Thomas Luedeke wrote:
> I once read that in learning Ruby, there is a "suck" stage where it is 
> difficult to accomplish much of anything, followed by a "Wow" stage 
> where the Ruby Nuby "sees the light".
> 
> Any hints/suggestions by you Ruby pros for me to expedite my flounder 
> through the "suck" stage, and achieve the Nirvana of "Wow"?  I'm 
> historically a Unix scripter, haven't spent a lot of time on languages 
> like Perl or Python, and am finding the transition to Ruby rather 
> painful.  Any areas to concentrate on??
> 
> TPL

Also, I have substantial amounts of experience coding pseudo-OO Fortran 
95, so I do have some idea on how OO programming works (although not the 
depths of inheritance and other OO concepts that are not well 
implemented in Fortran 95).

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