From: arnuld fraser <arnuld3@...>
Date: 2006-01-17T05:01:29+09:00
Subject: Re: only 1 question about RUBY from newbie

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> I am teaching my 9 year old daughter programming using Ruby. I don't teac=
h
> much theory (basically it's just: everything is an object, and you can
> send
> messsages to it). So far, she managed her first toy projects just fine.
> The understanding of the underlying concepts will come with experience.
>
> My advice is, not to wait for any book to arrive (it certainly helps to
> have a book by your side, but it is not necessary), but use the available
> online resources for now (including this list). Start on your first simpl=
e
> projects. Get experience. Enjoy yourself.
>
> HTH,
>
> Michael
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> Michael Ulm
> R&D Team
> ISIS Information Systems Austria
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Hey Michael,

                     Thanks for your answer. from the way you have provided
me the answer, it shows that you have spent a good time on reading my email=
,
then thinking and writing-in the solution. i got your point.

newbie says "thanks a lot  for investing your time into my career"

have any more ideas for a newbie?

"arnuld"

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