Works In Progress.

Ruby doesn't have C-style incrementers. What. The. Fuck. # Ruby blows up if males < 4 male++ elsif females < 10 female++ else end # Ruby likey if males < 4 male += 1 elsif females < 10 female += 1 else end Head scratcher.

Eyes are ok. I can see things relatively far now, but the sharpness isn't there yet. Eyes still drying out very often.

10 days after my PRK surgery, vision is 20/30 in my right eye and 20/40 in my left. Eyes are still dry, so using a lot of rewetting drops.

Interpolation is when you evaluate a variable inside a string without the need for concatenation. Let’s say you have a variable that changes for a query, and you want to add it to your string. dynamicVar = "something" myQuery = "http://some.api.call/?" + dynamicVar With string interpolation, you can use the idiom `#{}`. So now it becomes: dynamicVar = "something" myQuery = "http://some.api.call/?#{dynamicVar}" **CAVEAT** If you’re like me, you usually use the single quotes for strings. Interpolation ONLY works if you use the double quotes.