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Pertaining to Ruby, can someone state the relationship between Class, Objects, and Methods in layman’s terms? And maybe even give an analogy?
New to OOP and trying to grasp the concept.
note: OOP is independent of Ruby.
Classes are like recipes.
Objects are the actual food you prepare from a recipe.
Methods are … don’t really fit in this metaphor. But they are the behaviors an object can perform. Some might say methods are the messages an object will respond to.