You need to understand C to understand how Ruby works via observation. Observation and reverse-engineering visually is more important than you think. Understa

You need to understand C to understand how Ruby works via observation. Observation and reverse-engineering visually is more important than you think. Understanding programs and being at one with them is the true path to enlightenment, not poking several different languages down your throat. They should however understand theory and implementation separately. Implementation should be the most common form. People forget that you need a job when you leave university.