2012/9/1 Uwe Kubosch <[email protected]> > On 2012-09-01, at 14:07, Rubyist Rohit <[email protected]> wrote: > > > What makes Ruby dynamic and what are those features? > > > The most important feature making Ruby a dynamic language is that you can > alter classes at runtime. In C#, Java, and C++, you compile your classes > and they cannot be changed after compile time. In Ruby and other dynamic > languages, you can create and alter your classes while the program is > running. > > > -- > Uwe Kubosch > http://ruboto.org/ > > > > > There is dynamic programming in Java through reflection and proxies but it isn't nearly powerful like in Ruby.
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