Int is not a class in Ruby (#1575)

Update to read `Integer` for Range concept.
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diff --git a/concepts/ranges/about.md b/concepts/ranges/about.md
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 # Ranges
 
 [Ranges][range] represent an interval between two values.
-The most common types that support ranges are `Int` and `String`.
+The most common types that support ranges are `Integer` and `String`.
 They can be used for many things like quickly creating a collection, slicing strings, checking if a value is in a range, and iteration.
 They are created using the range operator `..` or `...` (inclusive and exclusive, respectively).
 

diff --git a/concepts/ranges/introduction.md b/concepts/ranges/introduction.md
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # Ranges
 
 [Ranges][range] represent an interval between two values.
-The most common types that support ranges are `Int` and `String`.
+The most common types that support ranges are `Integer` and `String`.
 They can be used for many things like quickly creating a collection, slicing strings, checking if a value is in a range, and iteration.
 They are created using the range operator `..` or `...` (inclusive and exclusive, respectively).