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Hi,
I'm very new to ruby, so please forgive me if my question seems somehow
silly.
I typed the following code:

class Myclass
def m1
def m2
puts "m2"
end
end
end

a = Myclass.new
a.m1
a.m2

b = Myclass.new
b.m2

which gives the following output:

m1
m2

While it is clear to me where the m1 method goes (that is: in the class
object referred by Myclass constant) I'm a bit confused on why also m2
is in Myclass class object!

I need some clarifications about it...

tahnks!
Pietro
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Pietro Maggi wrote:

> While it is clear to me where the m1 method goes (that is: in the class
> object referred by Myclass constant) I'm a bit confused on why also m2
> is in Myclass class object!
>

This question was thoroughly discussed in this thread:

http://groups.google.com/group/comp....b44e4fc8d19429

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Thanks! I will have a look at that!
Pietro

Tim Hunter wrote:
> Pietro Maggi wrote:
>
>> While it is clear to me where the m1 method goes (that is: in the class
>> object referred by Myclass constant) I'm a bit confused on why also m2
>> is in Myclass class object!
>>
>
> This question was thoroughly discussed in this thread:
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/comp....b44e4fc8d19429

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