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Programming Ruby 3.3: Extraneous "rb" in text
Title: Name of book: Programming Ruby 3.3 (page 227)
@noelrappin
On page 227 there’s a section entitled RSpec and Mocks.
Immediately following the heading is the following text, edited for length:
rb In addition to minitest, RSpec also allows you...
The “rb” above appears to be an extraneous bit of text that was accidentally included.
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