The Hidden Gems of Ruby - RUBY 651

915.911 - 938.734 Valentino Stoll

And you can kind of already do that with IRB, because you can run IRB on any Ruby object and enter inside of the context of it. So if you make an instance of something and you IRB that instance, then you're in the context of the instance. And you could do the same with the class and pretty much any, you know, object in Ruby. How do you do that? How do you go inside the objects? Sure.