Although do and end are encouraged for multiple-line code blocks, curly brackets make the code easier to read on a single line. : times « Statement « Ruby






Although do and end are encouraged for multiple-line code blocks, curly brackets make the code easier to read on a single line.



5.times { puts "Test" }

 








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