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Metaprogramming is the act of writing code that operates on code rather than on data. This involves inspecting and modifying a program as it runs using constructs exposed by the language. In the example below, here are some of the "meta" changes we're making to the program: Reopening classes: Add a method named foldl to Ruby's native Array class Programmatic method invocation: Use send to call a m