So not only can you pass arguments to a method, you can also pass code blocks - and the method can even pass arguments to that code block.


def greeting()
  yield "Hello", "there!"
  yield "Bye", "now."
end

greeting {|word_one, word_two | puts word_one + " " + word_two}

1.	How do you reach the code in the block from inside the method?
2.	execute the yield statement any number of times
3.	yield method automatically detects any passed code block and passes control to it
4.	You can pass data to code clocks used with methods simply by passing that data to the yield statement.
5.	contain two yields, then call it with a block. It executes the block twice.
6.	after yield executes, control comes back to the next statement immediately following yield.
7.	yield with proc parameter
8.	Generating a Sequence of Numbers
9.	Write a simple function that returns members of the Fibonacci series up to a certain value.

So not only can you pass arguments to a method, you can also pass code blocks - and the method can even pass arguments to that code block. : yield « Method « Ruby