Yeah, I'll admit that I'm not up on C#, but Ruby also isn't a typed
language so the code needed to function is less.
did I mention it's a scripting language :)
On 4/25/05, Matthew Small <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not trying to rain on your parade, but just show that this is not unique
> to Ruby.
>
> In C#.NET-
>
> As an example of a number as an object:
>
> int i = 56;
> String s;
>
> s = (1 + i).ToString.Replace("7","HelloWorld");
>
> s is equal to "5HelloWorld"
>
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