Well since I was in the mood writing FizzBuzz and since I’ve been working on learning Ruby, I figured, why not do recursive fizzbuzz in ruby?

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def fizzbuzz(start, ending)
    if (start % 15 == 0)
        puts 'Fizzbuzz'
    elsif (start % 5 == 0)
        puts 'Buzz'
    elsif (start % 3 == 0)
        puts 'Fizz'
    else
      puts start
    end

    if start < ending
      fizzbuzz(start+1, ending)
    end
end

fizzbuzz(1, 100)

Ruby is quite an expressive language. It feels like it comes with more built-in keywords and default methods than python, so I’m sensing it is a bit more complex to learn. However, it has some neat stuff. I’m thinking of writing FizzBuzz using some of the different methods it has, like .net and the .. range. I’ve also seen a built in function something to the effect of .upto which might be fun to play with as well.