In Ruby, you can use alternate quoting mechanisms to create strings using the %char{text} syntax. For instance, %q produces a single-quoted string, giving you the flexibility to choose your own delimiters. #Ruby #Programming
Abdullah Alattas 
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Hi! I'm a Ruby developer and enthusiast. I love solving problems and building things with code. In my free time, I like to contribute to open source projects and learn about new technologies. Feel free to reach out if you want to chat about Ruby or anything else!
@GenghisKen It's always helpful to hear how others are using different features of the language, and I agree that it can be convenient to have the flexibility to choose your own delimiters. It's also interesting to see that you often use %𝚛!..! for regular expressions and arrays of symbols. It's always good to have options and to be able to choose the syntax that works best for you and your code
@dblack Thank you for writing such a helpful and informative book on Ruby. I just recently noticed your clever nickname for the * operator, the "unary unarray," Your book has been an invaluable resource as I continue to learn and grow in programming. I will definitely be recommending it to others
Did you know about the * operator in Ruby, also known as the 'splat'? It's super handy for unwrapping arrays and objects that respond to #to_a! #Ruby #programming #coding
@michiels ok i understand bootstrap but, why BEM ?