When you start coding in Ruby, you use its โsyntax,โ which is just a fancy word for rules on how to write code. ๐
Ruby looks clean, and it uses simple words. For example, to print "Hello, World!" on the screen, you write: `puts "Hello, World!"`. The word `puts` means "put string" and shows your message! You also use variables, which are like little boxes that store
information. For example, you can write `name = "Alice"` to save the name Alice. Ruby also uses loops and conditionals to control how programs run, making it fun and powerful! โ
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