How to Check Your Google Rank With Ruby
Ruby is a web code that combines Perl, Smalltalk, Eiffel, Ada and Lisp. The code was created in 1995 to balance functional programming, and it uses "object-oriented programming," which assigns every bit of information and code with an action, much like the human brain works. Ruby is also very flexible, and a programmer can attach any closure method using the ruby "block."
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Instructions
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Install Ruby onto your operating system
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Ruby allows you to check your Google rank as well as being a new web language. You must first install Ruby. You can install Ruby on Windows, OS X, OpenSolaris, and Linux. You can download Ruby by clicking the link at the bottom of the page.
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Once you have Ruby Installed, you will need install a "gem hpricot." To do this, type in "gem install hpricot" in your open source page.
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Once you have run the above code you will get your Google page rank results. It will naturally want to check your page rank 20 pages deep, which is a little excessive since nobody every really moves past the first 5 pages of Google.
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Tips & Warnings
Programmers can try out Ruby before downloading it by visiting the Ruby website below.
Do not alter the code.
You do not need to search more than 20 pages of Google to get page rank.
Do not alter code you do not feel comfortable with. You can damage your computer.
Do not download Ruby unless you know what you are doing.
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