The first element in the array corresponds to array index 0, not 1, : Array Index « Array « Ruby






  1. Ruby
  2. Array
  3. Array Index

The first element in the array corresponds to array index 0, not 1,


# and the second element is at index 1, the third at index 2, and so on.

array = [1, 2, 3]

array[0] = 4      #assigns 4 to array[0]
array[1] = 5      #assigns 5 to array[1]
array[2] = 6      #assigns 6 to array[2]
puts array[2]     #prints 6








Related examples in the same category

1.Elements can be accessed by their index (their position within the array).
2.Use negative array indices in Ruby.
3.The last element in the array is -1, the previous one -2, the previous one -3
4.Use a variable (or a constant) as an array index
5.To change an element, you can simply assign it a new value or manipulate it
6.Assign string value to an integer array
7.get the flip side with index.
8.Use while and array index to get element from an array
9.Use until and array element to loop through an array
10.Mix up an array