Write a simple DSL in Ruby

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A DSL (Domain Specific Language) can be thought of as a dialect built for a unique purpose. At the bottom, it is a set of functions that are made available to be used inside the given domain.The syntax used in the Gemfile, Rakefile or in tests written with rspec are some examples of DSLs in the Ruby world. They aim to provide well-defined interfaces for their tasks - declaring dependencies, defining make like tasks and writing unit tests, respectively.
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