#initialize

The initialize method is part of the object-creation process in Ruby & it allows you to set the initial values ... Read more: #Ruby #OOP #Initialize

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@davidasinclair Disqualify this study as evidence for resveratrol; data likely fabricated. Assume BP follows normal distribution: mean 137, SD 13. Simulate randomizing 472 patients, check p-value. Repeat 1,000 times for p-value distribution. Paper's Table 1 p-values unlikely.

Sample R Code: library(tidyverse) library(infer) # generate 472 blood pressure observations # from distribution: bp ~ Normal(137,13) ## Run 1000 simulations of creating randomized ## groups to observe the p-value distribution. pValue = c() #initialize p-value for(i in 1:1000) { # 1000 simulations n = 472 patientDF = tibble( patientID = 1:n, patientBP = rnorm(n,137,13), patientGroup = rbinom(n,1,0.5) ) # perform t-test t_test_results <- patientDF %>% t_test(patientBP ~ patientGroup, order = c("0", "1")) # store results pValue = c(pValue,t_test_results$p_value) } # Plot distribution of p-values ggplot(data = tibble(pValue = pValue)) + geom_histogram(aes(x = pValue), binwidth = 0.05, color = "black", fill = "gray") + xlab("p-value") + ylab("Count") + ggtitle("Histogram of p-values")

What is your least favorite part about Ruby?

@schneems @nateberkopec Or even def new to match how it's called (:

@Bumblingbeartic @schneems @nateberkopec new on the class exists. It allocates an instance of a class and then #initialize’s it. If there were two versions of new, one at class and then instance level, I think that would be confusing.

Now we have a DSL for a simple setter 🤦🏻‍♂️

Always wanted to have this in Rails:

@pankowecki Redefining #initialize is too complicated for Rails devs. Wondering if they even know they are using Ruby

Don't forget to #initialize your #variables before using them! #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbies #CrashCourse #DEVCommunity #LearnProgramming #oneGBram #MetaphoraLLC #Python

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In JS, if you return some other object from the constructor, the `new` keyword returns that instead. In Ruby, it'd be like if `.new` returned whatever came back from `#initialize`

Starting to like Ruby 2.x prepend more and more. Latest use: defining an #initialize method that get's called even when the class forgets to call super in their own #initialize.

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@JEG2 Explanation: attr_* methods should be adjacent to other instance methods and #initialize should be the first instance method.

Just spent about an hour defining #new instead of #initialize on a #ruby object and debugging it in case you are wondering how my brain is holding up doing knowledge work these days (after programming in ruby nearly every day for ohhhhh 7+ years now)

Pick your bag, pick your letter. #miselaalphabet #customize #initialize #personalize #bagoftheday #letteroftheday...

Dependencies are collaborators (or roles) that an object depends to (uses). Having them in `#initialize` plays well with Dependency Injection (DI) #DesignPattern.

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#Ruby opinion: use class methods as default for #initialize keyword argument. Do NOT use class methods directly from instance methods. 1/

「回復ドライブの作成と Surface の初期化」を公開しました #RecoveryDrive #Surface #Initialize

The good news is that now if I need to write some code for turning JSON into a complex object hierarchy, I have oodles of fun techniques for making said builder just astoundingly un-extensible. So there's that.

The big one is always "parse" the remaining JSON inside of your ThingNode constructors. What you don't want to do is build the child node objects outside ThingNode and then pass those to its constructor. That might lead to people being to efficiently build on top of your code.

(The ideal (using Ruby as the context) is to make #initialize take other Node objects, but also offer a convenience ::from_parsed_json constructor that makes the child nodes and passes them to #initialize).

Day 9, 01/11/19: Working on how to use **optional** arguments to an #initialize method for a Ruby Class. Fun reading blogs and documentation. Alas, my code still triggering the fail **option** in RSpec tests. Sleep **option** now. Try again tomorrow. #100DaysOfCode