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In python, it's said that variables are not like those in C, but are really names that are bound to objects. See, for example, "Understanding python's name binding", "Why should I refer to 'names' and 'binding' in Python instead of 'variables' and 'assignment'?", and "Facts and myths about Python names and values"

At a broad level, is this also true of Ruby?

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    Yes, ruby variables are references bound to objects. Commented Jan 25, 2016 at 17:16

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