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That's exactly why it would be the most voted question. It's a common thing to Google, and the Google search leads to the StackOverflow page linked, which leads
by chrismonsanto 13y ago
That's exactly why it would be the most voted question. It's a common thing to Google, and the Google search leads to the StackOverflow page linked, which leads to lots of upvotes.
- izietto 13y agoYes, but if I want informations about Ruby switch statements it means you are a newbie that should refer to a whole language syntax reference; you could say that Ruby has not an official language syntax reference (this is the most "official": http://web.njit.edu/all_topics/Prog_Lang_Docs/html/ruby/syntax.html http://web.njit.edu/all_topics/Prog_Lang_Docs/html/ruby/synt... ) so newbies are forced to google for syntax explanations, which is true, but it seems too little to make it the first Ruby question. And I think Ruby management has its negligence; it's weird that a so popular and mature language has so much lack of informations about its behaviour.