on Nov 26 2020 Comment

Sure, here is a response providing explanations for each step in Ruby:

1. Start by declaring the variable language and assigning it the value "Ruby". This is done using the syntax language = "Ruby".

2. Next, create a new variable date and assign it the value "Nov 26 2020". This is done using the syntax date = "Nov 26 2020".

3. Finally, output the string "Comment" to the console. This can be done using the puts method followed by the string "Comment". The complete code for this step is puts "Comment".

By following these steps, you will have a Ruby program that declares a variable for the language, assigns a value to it, declares a variable for the date, assigns a value to it, and outputs the string "Comment" to the console.