uses the upto iterator to create a loop similar to a for loop from other languages : upto « Statement « Ruby






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uses the upto iterator to create a loop similar to a for loop from other languages



fruits = ["peaches", "pumpkins", "apples", "oranges"]

0.upto(fruits.length - 1) do |loop_index|
  print fruits[loop_index] + " "
end








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