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I have some content for this. Do you think there is a good place in one the exercise that it might be worth having a requirement to use them @joshnesbitt. Or should we just leave it to candidates to apply what they have learnt if they see the use case?
I quite often them use them in tests where I am stubbing and don't care what the return is to be. Maybe we could just work in good places to use them in a workshop?
I think it's important to teach the difference between strings and symbols (such as them being immutable), but I don't know how much more detail we need to go into them. Maybe we could pull a few bits from here:
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joshnesbitt commentedon Jun 30, 2015
I think it's important to teach the difference between strings and symbols (such as them being immutable), but I don't know how much more detail we need to go into them. Maybe we could pull a few bits from here:
https://github.com/javierjulio/ruby-koans-completed/blob/master/about_symbols.rb
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lashd commentedon Jul 2, 2015
Not sure this really needs an exercise. What do you think @joshnesbitt
joshnesbitt commentedon Jul 3, 2015
I think this is another one we could absorb into an earlier workshop. Maybe just have a basics workshop that covers string, symbols, blocks etc?