> Although their similarities are striking, these scripting languages do have some differences. While Python code can contain both objects and built-in types, in Ruby everything is an object. There are no primitive or built-in types, such as integers. Thus anything in Ruby code can accept messages. And you don’t have to declare variables to be of specific object types. To distinguish variables as global, local, instance, and class, Ruby uses naming conventions.

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