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The document provides guidelines for Ruby coding conventions including file names, file organization, comments, definitions, statements, white space, naming conventions, and pragmatic programming practices. It recommends lower case class/module names with '.rb' suffixes for files, using require and include at the top of files, and organizing files with a beginning comment, classes/modules, main, and optional testing code. It provides examples of different types of comments and statements.
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