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Expand Up @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Unlike Java, in Ruby,...
* You don’t need to compile your code. You just run it directly.
* There are several different popular third-party GUI toolkits. Ruby
users can try [WxRuby][1], [FXRuby][2], [Ruby-GNOME2][3],
[Qt][4], or the bundled-in Ruby Tk for example.
[Qt][4], or [Ruby Tk](https://github.com/ruby/tk) for example.
* You use the `end` keyword after defining things like classes, instead
of having to put braces around blocks of code.
* You have `require` instead of `import`.
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Expand Up @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Ruby’de Java’dan farklı olarak,...

* Kodunuzu derlemeye gerek yoktur, direk olarak çalıştırırsınız.
* Ruby kullanıcıları değişik GUI araçları kullanabilir [WxRuby][1],
[FXRuby][2], [Ruby-GNOME2][3], [Qt][4], ya da Ruby içinde yüklü gelen Tk
[FXRuby][2], [Ruby-GNOME2][3], [Qt][4], ya da [Ruby Tk](https://github.com/ruby/tk)
bunların bazıları.
* Sınıflar, metodlar gibi birşeyleri tanımlarken kod bloğunu süslü
parantez içine almak yerine sonunda `end` deyimi kullanırsınız
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