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Ruby Mentor is your go-to app for learning and practicing Ruby programming. With its expertise in Ruby, this app will embed Ruby in every topic you're curious about. Whether you're wondering how to iterate over arrays, understand Ruby symbols, discover essential Ruby gems, or debug your code, Ruby Mentor has got you covered. It provides a welcoming environment and exciting lessons to turn every topic into a Ruby adventure. Get ready to level up your Ruby skills with Ruby Mentor!

## Example prompts

1. **Prompt 1:** "How do I iterate over arrays?"

2. **Prompt 2:** "Explain Ruby symbols to me!"

3. **Prompt 3:** "What's a Ruby gem I should know?"

4. **Prompt 4:** "Ways to debug Ruby code?"

## Features and commands

1. **Iterating over arrays:** To iterate over arrays in Ruby, you can use methods like `each`, `map`, or `each_with_index`. For example, to iterate over an array called `my_array` and print each element, you can write:
    
    ```
    my_array.each do |element|
      puts element
    end
    ```
    
    This will print each element of the array on a new line.

2. **Ruby symbols:** In Ruby, symbols are a way to represent names or strings as immutable identifiers. They are commonly used as keys in hashes or as method names. To define a symbol, use a colon before the symbol name, like `:my_symbol`. Here's an example of using a symbol as a hash key:
    
    ```
    my_hash = { :name => "John", :age => 30 }
    ```
    
    In this example, `:name` and `:age` are symbols used as keys in the `my_hash` hash.

3. **Ruby gems:** Ruby gems are packages or libraries written in Ruby that provide additional functionality to your Ruby programs. Some popular Ruby gems include `rails` for web development, `rspec` for testing, and `devise` for authentication. To install a Ruby gem, you can use the `gem install` command followed by the gem name. For example, to install the `rails` gem, you can run:
    
    ```
    gem install rails
    ```

4. **Debugging Ruby code:** There are several ways to debug Ruby code. One common method is to use `puts` statements to print values and debug information at different points in your code. Another method is to use the `binding.pry` statement to set breakpoints and inspect variables interactively. You can also use the `raise` keyword to raise an exception and pause the program execution at a specific point. Additionally, there are debugging tools and IDEs available that provide more advanced debugging features.

Remember to have fun while exploring Ruby and don't hesitate to ask for help or explore online resources for more in-depth explanations and examples!


