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Ruby Ruby Basics (Retired) Ruby Numbers Different Kinds of Numbers

Jacob Horn
Jacob Horn
9,255 Points
Posted by Jacob Horn
Jacob Horn
9,255 Points

Clear from IRB

How can I clear my screen from within IRB, I'm not sure if this has been explicitly mentioned in a previous video but Jason doesn't seem to be using the clear command to remove the text. Not a necessity just trying to keep things more organized.

Thank you for your time!

5 Answers

Steve Hunter
Steve Hunter
57,682 Points

Command + K (Mac) or Ctrl + K (Windows) should work for you.

Steve.

Ian Bennett
Ian Bennett
6,056 Points
Ian Bennett
Ian Bennett
6,056 Points

Ctrl + L for MacOSX or Linux. -Ian

Shane Hassman
Shane Hassman
1,654 Points
Shane Hassman
Shane Hassman
1,654 Points

Ctrl + L worked for me on windows

ANDY VAN DEN BOS
ANDY VAN DEN BOS
2,330 Points
ANDY VAN DEN BOS
ANDY VAN DEN BOS
2,330 Points

This was driving me nuts! It really should be in the teachers notes. Thanks for answering this one guys.

Fred Hofstetter
Fred Hofstetter
27,371 Points
Fred Hofstetter
Fred Hofstetter
27,371 Points

Ctrl + L worked for me on Windows as well.