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1_Introduction/1_Hello_World/solution.rb

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+print 'Hello World'

1_Introduction/1_Hello_World/solution_spec.rb

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+require 'rspec'
+
+describe 'Your code' do
+  it 'prints out "Hello World"' do
+    expect { [['solution::code']] }.to output('Hello World').to_stdout
+  end
+end

1_Introduction/1_Hello_World/task.md

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+# Say Hello World in Ruby
+
+In Ruby you can print to the standard output by using the *print* method.
+If you want to print a new line you can use the *puts* (or the shorter *p*)
+method.
+
+*print* and *puts* take one or multiple comma-separated objects as parameter
+and turns them into a String before printing to the the standard output
+*$stdout*.
+
+`print 'a'` just prints out *a*.
+`print 'a', 'b', 'c'` prints out *abc*.
+
+The two *''* declare a Ruby String object. You can also use *""* to create a
+String. We will discuss the difference of *''* and *""* later on.
+
+## For now, let's do the Hello World example in Ruby:
+
+-----
+
+Print out *Hello* *World* to the standard output!
+
+-----