From: Bernard Kaiflin <bkaiflin.ruby@...>
Date: 2010-11-17T13:27:12+09:00
Subject: Re: please help load from txt

Second, some comments to your last post :
  - Class_choose.new, in case of wrong answer, creates a new instance of
Class_choose (a certain number of bytes of RAM) and recursively calls
choose (after millions of errors, it will fill in all the available
memory)
  - new is used to create an object. If you don't use it, as in
Class_load.new("data.txt"), you can as well define a class method, for
example Class_load.openOn("data.txt"). A class method is defined with
def self.aMethod or def aClass.aMethod.
  - a class is rather used to represent something (a bank account, a
person, a vehicle) than to perform a single action (as in Class_choose,
Class_new and Class_load). Again, Class_load.new creates an instance of
Class_load, which you do not use.

Having said that, con gra tulations for what you have already realized.

Next comes one possible solution.

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