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Last edited Feb 9, 2012

Created on Feb 9, 2012

This visualization shows the result of running Ruby code that attempts to load `rake/compiletask` twice, failing both times with a `LoadError` because the file does not exist. It presents a terminal session where the user first checks the MacRuby version, then tries to require the missing library, and finally verifies that `rake` loads successfully but the specific compile task file remains unavailable. The example uses the Ruby `require` method and the `rake` gem’s API to demonstrate a common error-handling scenario, highlighting the difference between loading a gem and accessing a non-existent sub-file. The data source is the literal command-line output and error messages from the user’s shell.

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