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Now let us be the first to congratulate you.
You are now a Rubyist.
Congrats!
In all seriousness, Nel, you've come a long way in this course.
We started with numbers and strings, and you now have a respectable OO program.
It even has tests, and you can distribute it to your friends, or the rest of the world,
as a Ruby gem.
So you may be wondering, where do we go from here?
Well, as with learning any new craft, the key is continuous practice.
Now for some of you, that may mean you go and write your very first Ruby program on
your own.
You might do that for fun or profit.
Now for others of you, that may mean going back through the course.
Maybe you want to redo the exercises, or look at the bonus section, maybe even write the
movie app.
And in the next section, you'll find a few more ideas of where you might want to go next.
The most important part is that you continue to write Ruby code, because I guarantee you,
if you don't do that after a week or so, all this stuff starts to leak out of your brain.
We hope you really enjoyed the course, and we would love to hear from you.
Thanks so much.
Thanks.
We'll see you next time.
See you then.
Hey, you want to go see a movie?
Yeah, let's go see a 3D movie and get some popcorn.
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