From: Love U Ruby <lists@...>
Date: 2013-02-18T05:00:02+09:00
Subject: Re: What is Ruby's default constructor?

@Stefano - yes you are right. That's not only the "begin" keyword, 
anything if you type you will be ended up with the above exception. But 
I am astonished after seeing that - if the construct is wrong - then why 
IRB didn't told me when the "class" definition has been ended with the 
"end" keyword.

What I actually trying to see when no 'initialize' method is given to an 
class definition then the class as you said should call the 
"Object#initialize", which here I tried to customize and see if it has 
been called or not. With that approach I reached to a 
conclusion(although) that's wrong), when I typed "ob = A .new". The same 
result I got. Then I thought I did something wrong in my customization. 
So I tried to create the object creation within an exception block. And 
when I typed "begin" and pressed "ENTER" - i got the same error. And 
that time my all motivation turned out to the point - "why such error?"

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