Ruby has built-in modules, which can be think of as containers or tool-boxes that stores methods. An enumerable method can be use by a class that has a defined each. You can also find out which class uses enumerable like so:
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According to the test, my thinking style is Abstract Sequential. Not only the word is foreign to me, but also the idea. I’ve never paid much attention to my thinking style, let alone knowing which one I fit in.
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JavaScript started as a language for the Netscape Navigator browser in 1995. It has since been adopted to every web browser today. Although primarily being deployed as a scripting language for the World Wide Web, JavaScript is a fully functional programming language. It is very easy to learn and there are many other technologies, beyond web developing, that can be integrated alongside JavaScript.
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Every HTML element can be consider as a box, a rectangle box. This is called the ‘box model’ in CSS. The display property in CSS determines how these boxes would behave. The most commonly used are inline, inline-block, and block.
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Right after I got accepted to DBC, I immediately fell into the consumer mindset: will I get what I pay for? After watching the video, and learning the philosophy behind the kitchen/cook mindset, I feel that I’m looking forward to embrace the latter. Even though it’s a lot more easier to follow the consumer mindset, and maybe even feel more comfortable in doing so, but when given the opportunity to take charge, to make changes, to inspire or be inspired seems very exciting and mind-blowing. I guess that’s what DBC had drawn my attention in the first place, but I’ve never been able to figure it out quite well. I’m very disappointed by the current education system, and maybe even suffered from it, and what DBC offers are completely opposite of that. I know that I will need to step out of my comfort zone, but I think I’m less afraid of it now knowing what kind of mindset I should adopt.
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