Ruby Certification Training

Besant Technologies offers Ruby Certification Training in Bangalore. The syllabus of Ruby Certification Training in Bangalore has topics an introduction to ruby, standard ruby data types, a language components, and collections.

Ruby Certification Training in Bangalore is provided by qualified professionals who have experience in the field of Ruby.  After the completion of the Ruby certification training course in Bangalore, you will get certification like Ruby Certification.

Ruby certification training course in Bangalore covers classes, input, and output, exceptions, modules, odds and ends and OOP in ruby. The course will help you in understanding everything about Ruby.

Ruby Training in Bangalore is a placement-oriented training that provides you placements in good companies. The average salary in Ruby is Rs. 583159/- per year in Bangalore. There are many job opportunities available in corporate houses after completing Ruby certification training in Bangalore.

Ruby Training Syllabus:

• Introduction
• What is Ruby?
• What is it used for?
• History
• Getting Started
• The Command Prompt
• Installing Ruby
• Running Ruby
• Ruby Documentation: RDoc and ri
• Ruby. New
• Ruby Is an Object-Oriented Language
• Some basic Ruby
• Arrays and Hashes
• Symbols
• Control Structures
• Regular Expressions
• blocks and Iterators
• Reading and Writing
• basic Ruby Language Elements
• Structure of statements and comments.
• Variables and constants.
• Operators.
• Assignments and calculations
• Integer, float and string formats.
• Single and double quotes
• Here documents, general strings
• Control Structures
• blocks and the if statement.
• Writing conditions.
• Comparative, boolean and range operators.
• Conditionals – if, unless, case, etc.
• Loops – while, for in, until, etc.
• break, next, retry and redo.
• defined? and ternary operators.
• Collections (Arrays and Hashes) in Ruby
• What is a collection?
• Arrays and hashes.
• Constructing an array.
• Nesting arrays. Hash keys, iterators, etc.
• Object Orientation: Individual Objects
• History – unstructured and structured code.
• Introduction to object-oriented programming.
• classes and methods.
• Static and nonstatic.
• Instances, constructors and destructors.
• Accessing members of a class.
• Loading and using classes.
• Direct access to variables.
• Encouraging class use.
• Classes and Objects
• Objects, classes, and methods.
• Constructors and attributes.
• Instance and class variables.
• Class and object methods.
• Including files – load and require.
• More Classes and Objects
• Public, private and protected visibility.
• Singletons and defs.
• Inheritance mixins, and super.
• Destructors and garbage collection.
• Namespaces and modules.
• Regular Expressions
• What Regular Expressions Let You Do
• Ruby’s Regular Expressions
• Anchors, literals, character groups, and counts.
• Matching in Ruby.
• Modifiers i, o, x and m.
• Pattern matching variables.
• Digging Deeper
• Pattern-based Substitution
• Advanced Regular Expressions
• Special Variables and Pseudo-Variables
• ARGV, $0 and friends – the command line.
• Other special variables from $: through $$ to $<.
• Environment variables.
• Pseudo-variables.
• Reserved words in Ruby.
• Exceptions
• begin and end (and a mention of bEGIN and END).
• raise and rescue.
• throw and catch