### Run Irb
Use the ```run_irb``` feature to execute markdown-embedded Ruby snippets in the Ruby interactive shell, ```irb```.
This allows you to interleave Ruby snippets with *any* markdown (usually explanatory text, but actually anything).
In the example template below, snippets of Ruby are interleaved with other markdown elements.
Each Ruby snippet that's to be executed in ```irb``` is bracketed by pragmas \`\`\`#run_irb
and \`\`\`
.
In the example, each snippet has some Ruby code that shows values using method ```p```.
# About Hashes Create a hash: ```#run_irb h = {} p h.class p h ``` Initialize a hash: ```#run_irb h = {:a => 0, :b => 1} p h ``` Change a value: ```#run_irb h[:b] = 2 p h ``` Add a new entry: ```#run_irb h[:c] = 2 p h ``` Delete an entry: ```#run_irb h.delete(:a) p h ```#### Run Irb Via
markdown_helper
# About Hashes Create a hash: ```ruby h = {} p h.class Hash p h {} ``` Initialize a hash: ```ruby h = {:a => 0, :b => 1} p h {:a=>0, :b=>1} ``` Change a value: ```ruby h[:b] = 2 p h {:a=>0, :b=>2} ``` Add a new entry: ```ruby h[:c] = 2 p h {:a=>0, :b=>2, :c=>2} ``` Delete an entry: ```ruby h.delete(:a) p h {:b=>2, :c=>2} ```Resulting markdown (rendered): --- # About Hashes Create a hash: ```ruby h = {} p h.class Hash p h {} ``` Initialize a hash: ```ruby h = {:a => 0, :b => 1} p h {:a=>0, :b=>1} ``` Change a value: ```ruby h[:b] = 2 p h {:a=>0, :b=>2} ``` Add a new entry: ```ruby h[:c] = 2 p h {:a=>0, :b=>2, :c=>2} ``` Delete an entry: ```ruby h.delete(:a) p h {:b=>2, :c=>2} ``` ---