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When you start writing real programs of some complexity, your classes will frequently contain numerous variables and methods; and you really don’t want to keep recording the same old stuff over and over again. It makes sense to create a class hierarchy in which a class which is a ‘special type’ of some other class … Continue reading Class Hierarchies in Ruby →
