What is the ruby equivalent of #define A B in C/C++? -


is there ruby equivalent of c/c++ macro?

#define somethingelse

ruby projects typically have neither pre-processing nor compilation step , usage of pre-processor not common.

you can define constants using capitalized variable names.

however, if need pre-processor can use cpp ruby or other language - not care actual syntax.


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