machine-oriented language Ruby

In contrast to machine-oriented languages that run faster, the goal of this development was the language closest to the human. Any work with a computer is done by people and for people, and it is necessary to take care first of all of the expended efforts of people. The language makes it as quick and simple as possible for a person to complete a task, although this may require additional computer time. The principles of programming and the structure of the language are sometimes singled out in the term Ruby Way: "simple, but not too simple", "the principle of least surprise", the secondary speed of the program, dynamism, simple strict rules, the implementation of which does not reach pedantry, the need to create useful and beautiful programs as the reason for programming.