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      <title>Learning Object-Oriented Programming in Ruby vs C/C&#43;&#43;</title>
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      <description>As a newcomer to Ruby, the ease of using the language was a welcomed surprise.&#xA;In the comp sci program at UC Davis, many of the core lower division courses, including those that introduce students to object-oriented programming (OOP), are taught in C/C++. Simultaneously learning the fundamentals for memory management and OOP, along with the unique C/C++ syntax, can quickly become a headache for those of us just starting out in computer science.</description>
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