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Aabernier
Last edited Feb 24, 2010
Created on Feb 24, 2010
This example demonstrates how to execute Ruby code in various ways from the command line, showing both interactive and script-based approaches. It highlights the use of `ruby` for one-liners, `irb` for interactive sessions, and file execution with shebang lines. The visualization uses text output to illustrate each method, relying on standard shell commands like `cat`, `chmod`, and `which` to show file creation, permissions, and environment setup. The data is the terminal output from each command, rendered as plain text in a terminal-like format.
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