use code blocks with Ruby iterators like each, upto, downto, and times : Code Block « Method « Ruby






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use code blocks with Ruby iterators like each, upto, downto, and times


["Hello", "there", "sweetie."].each {|word| puts word}

4.upto(8) {|loop_index_value| puts loop_index_value}

4.times {print "X"}








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