In this module, we will delve into fundamental programming concepts using Ruby. You'll learn about different methods for outputting text, such as 'puts', 'print', and 'p', and how to use escape characters to format strings. We will also cover basic arithmetic operations, string concatenation, and handling exceptions, providing a solid foundation for further Ruby programming.

In this module, we will focus on variables in Ruby, teaching you how to declare and use them effectively. You'll learn about variable scope, parallel assignment, and swapping values. We will also introduce constants and cover common exceptions like 'NameError', ensuring you can handle variables confidently in your programs.

In this module, we will explore object methods in Ruby. You'll learn how to call methods on different objects, chain methods for efficiency, and use the 'inspect' method for debugging. We'll also cover the concept of the 'nil' object, string interpolation, user input with the 'gets' method, and converting objects between types, providing a comprehensive understanding of Ruby object methods.

In this module, we will introduce Booleans and predicate methods in Ruby. You'll learn about the equality and inequality operators, mathematical comparisons, and how to use predicate methods that return Boolean values. We will also cover methods with arguments, including handling multiple arguments and specific methods for Float objects, enhancing your ability to write logical and efficient Ruby code.

In this module, we will focus on defining and using methods in Ruby. You'll learn how to create methods with parameters, pass arguments, and manipulate these within your methods. We'll discuss the scope of local variables, how to return values explicitly and implicitly, and how to set up optional parameters with default arguments, equipping you with essential skills for creating reusable and modular code.

In this module, we will introduce blocks in Ruby, focusing on their use with methods. You'll learn how to declare block variables and pass data between methods and blocks. We will also cover iteration methods such as 'upto', 'downto', and 'step', enabling you to write concise and powerful loops in your Ruby programs.

In this module, we will explore conditionals in Ruby, teaching you how to create branching logic with if, elsif, and else statements. You'll learn to combine conditions using logical operators, set precedence with parentheses, and nest if statements for complex logic. We will also cover the case statement and the ternary operator, providing tools to write clean and efficient conditional logic in your Ruby programs.