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In Ruby you can kinda pretend that you have type enforcement at runtime, because Ruby is very flexible. This could be a useful-enough thing to do to organize and formalize the “ guarding” of your data. As a disclaimer, I’m not actually a huge fan of this practice, because I think that if you’re going to enforce types at runtime, you may as well achieve the same result via learning how to write…
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