We work with strings a lot, but numbers are also important.
Ruby numbers are objects too.
You're going to be using two main kinds of numbers.
Integers (-1, 0, 50_000)
Floats (1.0, 50.0, 2.5)
In this video, you'll find:
How these two kinds of objects work
How to find out what kind of object you have
How to convert integers into floats & what happens when you divide two numbers in Ruby
What is operator precedence & what to do about it
The #1 limitation imposed by Floating point number arithmetic, and how that can have an effect on your Ruby code
With this information, you'll make less mistakes when it comes to working with numbers in your Ruby programs.
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