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def doSomething(value)
if (value.is_a?(Integer))
print value * 2
else
print "Error: Expected integer value"
exit
end
end
Can I tell a Ruby method that a certain parameter should be an Integer, otherwise crash? Like Java.
No, you can’t. You can only do what you’re already doing: check the type yourself.