Answer by Nomis for Why is Ruby's Date class automatically loaded but...
Worked for me when first initializing with require 'date'.
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In IRB, include this line: require 'date' then you will be able to use DateTime.irb(main):000:0> DateTime.classNameError: uninitialized constant DateTime from (irb):0 from /path/to/ruby/irb:12:in...
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Being a little more curious, I tried:$ ruby -e 'puts DateTime.class'-e:1:in `<main>': uninitialized constant Object::DateTime (NameError)[~, kamilski81@mac]$ ruby -e 'puts Date.class'-e:1:in...
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Using IRB, why are the Date & Time classes automatically loaded, but DateTime is not? I have to require 'date', this does not make sense to me because I thought that both Date and DateTime were...
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