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Ruby Programs With Output

The document contains a series of Ruby programs demonstrating various programming concepts such as addition, leap year checking, conditional statements, case statements, class creation, user-defined functions, and file handling. Each program includes code snippets along with sample outputs to illustrate their functionality. The programs cover a range of topics from basic input/output to object-oriented programming and multithreading.

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Ruby Programs With Output

The document contains a series of Ruby programs demonstrating various programming concepts such as addition, leap year checking, conditional statements, case statements, class creation, user-defined functions, and file handling. Each program includes code snippets along with sample outputs to illustrate their functionality. The programs cover a range of topics from basic input/output to object-oriented programming and multithreading.

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Ruby Programs with Code and Output

---

Program 1: Add Two Integers

Code:

print "Enter first number: "

a = gets.chomp.to_i

print "Enter second number: "

b = gets.chomp.to_i

sum = a + b

puts "Sum = #{sum}"

Sample Output:

Enter first number: 5

Enter second number: 10

Sum = 15

---

Program 2: Check Leap Year

Code:

print "Enter a year: "

year = gets.chomp.to_i

if (year % 4 == 0 && year % 100 != 0) || (year % 400 == 0)

puts "#{year} is a Leap Year"

else
puts "#{year} is not a Leap Year"

end

Sample Output:

Enter a year: 2024

2024 is a Leap Year

---

Program 3: If-Else Statement

Code:

print "Enter a number: "

num = gets.chomp.to_i

if num > 0

puts "Positive number"

else

puts "Negative number"

end

Sample Output:

Enter a number: -7

Negative number

---

Program 4: Case Statement with Multiple Values

Code:
print "Enter a day: "

day = gets.chomp

case day

when "Saturday", "Sunday"

puts "Weekend"

else

puts "Weekday"

end

Sample Output:

Enter a day: Sunday

Weekend

---

Program 5: Case Statement with String

Code:

print "Enter a color: "

color = gets.chomp.downcase

case color

when "red"

puts "Color is Red"

when "blue"

puts "Color is Blue"

else

puts "Unknown Color"

end
Sample Output:

Enter a color: Red

Color is Red

---

Program 6: Case Statement Using Loop

Code:

3.times do

print "Enter a number (1-3): "

choice = gets.chomp.to_i

case choice

when 1

puts "You entered One"

when 2

puts "You entered Two"

when 3

puts "You entered Three"

else

puts "Invalid number"

end

end

Sample Output:

Enter a number (1-3): 1

You entered One


Enter a number (1-3): 2

You entered Two

Enter a number (1-3): 5

Invalid number

---

Program 7: Print Numbers 1 to 5

Code:

for i in 1..5

puts i

end

Sample Output:

---

Program 8: Create Object of a Class

Code:

class Student

def initialize(name)

@name = name
end

def display

puts "Student Name: #{@name}"

end

end

print "Enter student name: "

name = gets.chomp

student = Student.new(name)

student.display

Sample Output:

Enter student name: John

Student Name: John

---

Program 9: Class with Data Member Initialization

Code:

class Person

def initialize(name)

@name = name

end

def show

puts "Name: #{@name}"


end

end

print "Enter a name: "

name = gets.chomp

person = Person.new(name)

person.show

Sample Output:

Enter a name: Alice

Name: Alice

---

Program 10: User-Defined Function (No Arg, No Return)

Code:

def greet

print "Enter your name: "

name = gets.chomp

puts "Hello, #{name}!"

end

greet

Sample Output:

Enter your name: Sam

Hello, Sam!
---

Program 11: User-Defined Function (No Arg, With Return)

Code:

def get_language

print "Enter your favorite programming language: "

language = gets.chomp

return language

end

favorite_language = get_language

puts "Your favorite language is #{favorite_language}"

Sample Output:

Enter your favorite programming language: Ruby

Your favorite language is Ruby

---

Program 12: Find Length of a String

Code:

print "Enter a string: "

str = gets.chomp

puts "Length of string is #{str.length}"

Sample Output:
Enter a string: Hello World

Length of string is 11

---

Program 13: Create an Array Using new

Code:

print "How many elements you want to enter? "

n = gets.chomp.to_i

arr = Array.new(n)

for i in 0...n

print "Enter element #{i+1}: "

arr[i] = gets.chomp

end

puts "Array elements are: #{arr}"

Sample Output:

How many elements you want to enter? 3

Enter element 1: apple

Enter element 2: banana

Enter element 3: cherry

Array elements are: ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]

---
Program 14: Single Inheritance

Code:

class Animal

def initialize(name)

@name = name

end

end

class Dog < Animal

def bark

puts "#{@name} is barking"

end

end

print "Enter dog's name: "

name = gets.chomp

dog = Dog.new(name)

dog.bark

Sample Output:

Enter dog's name: Bruno

Bruno is barking

---

Program 15: Get Current Timezone

Code:
require 'time'

time = Time.now

puts "Current Timezone: #{time.zone}"

Sample Output:

Current Timezone: IST

---

Program 16: Write Text into a File

Code:

print "Enter text to write into the file: "

text = gets.chomp

File.open("output.txt", "w") do |file|

file.write(text)

end

puts "Text written to output.txt successfully!"

Sample Output:

Enter text to write into the file: Ruby is awesome

Text written to output.txt successfully!

---
Program 17: Create Multiple Threads

Code:

threads = []

3.times do |i|

threads << Thread.new do

print "Enter something for thread #{i+1}: "

input = gets.chomp

puts "Thread #{i+1} received input: #{input}"

end

end

threads.each(&:join)

Sample Output:

Enter something for thread 1: Hello

Thread 1 received input: Hello

Enter something for thread 2: World

Thread 2 received input: World

Enter something for thread 3: Ruby

Thread 3 received input: Ruby

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