In case you ever forget the order of Ruby’s alias method.
Think of it like this…
alias :new_method, :original_method
Create a new method called ‘new_method’, based on the contents of the method called ‘original_method’.
Example…
class Rabbit
def eat
puts "You eat a carrot."
end
end
irb(main):008:0> Rabbit.new.eat
You eat a carrot.
class Rabbit
def eat
puts "You eat a carrot."
end
alias [...]
