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Command line RAILS ls

I found a method in Rails ls

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 pry(#<SettingsController>)> ls
ActiveSupport::ToJsonWithActiveSupportEncoder#methods: to_json
ActiveSupport::Configurable#methods: config
AbstractController::Base#methods: action_methods  action_name  action_name=  available_action?  controller_path  response_body
ActionController::Metal#methods: 
  content_type   controller_name  headers   location=         middleware_stack=  performed?  request=       response   response_body=  session       set_response!  status=
  content_type=  dispatch         location  middleware_stack  middleware_stack?  request     reset_session  response=  response_code   set_request!  status         to_a   
#<Module:0x0000000551b030>#methods: env

..... etc.

So what does this mean? Does it show us all the available methods in the project?

Thank.

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From the pry

README: https://github.com/pry/pry



Pry allows us to enter and exit different areas (objects) using the cd command. This allows us to examine the execution time of a program or library. To see what variables and methods are available in a specific scope, we use the generic ls command .

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