Constants, Classes and Capitals
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Constants, Classes, and Capitals Class names start with a capital letter because they are constants. In programming-speak, a constant is a value that, once set, does not change throughout the lifetime of the program. Classes are considered constants, so they are capitalized. You'll see other constants in ALL_CAPS, which is a Ruby convention that says "this value is a constant, but it is not a class.
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