Ruby's NameError has approximate knowledge of many things.
NameError is raised when you reference a constant or a variable which isn’t defined in the current context. See code examples and learn how Ruby 2.3+ helps you debug NameError.
NameError is raised when you reference a constant or a variable which isn’t defined in the current context. See code examples and learn how Ruby 2.3+ helps you debug NameError.
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