User: What are the major differences between Ruby and Python?
Assistant: The main difference between Ruby and Python is related to their syntax. Ruby is a dynamic, interpreted, object-oriented language, and Python is a high level, interpreted, structured, and object-oriented language. Ruby has a “less is more” approach to coding, and its syntax is much simpler to learn. Python, on the other hand, emphasizes code readability, and requires multiple lines of code for a single instruction. Additionally, Python has more built-in features, and its code is generally easier to read and understand. Ruby also has built-in support for meta-programming, which allows programmers to add functionality to existing code, while Python does not. Finally, while Ruby has less third-party library support, Python has a large library that allows developers to create custom solutions.