I am new with Ruby and I don’t understand ruby Documentation.I cut a piece of ruby documentation. please explain completely this piece.
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These are signatures of
File#openmethod. As Ruby doesn’t support method overloading, there is just one such method, but accepting different combinations of arguments (and potentially returning different things).And to clarify the syntax, the first form in your screenshot:
means that the first form of
File#openmethod expects following arguments:'r')and that it returns a file object.