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Enumerable Cheat Sheet: "Candace" "Jon" "Jose"

This document provides a cheat sheet of enumerable methods in Ruby, including examples of using each, each_with_index, and each_char on arrays and strings, times to repeat a block, and specifying ranges using (start..end) or (start...end). It demonstrates iterating over elements of arrays and characters of strings, with or without indexes, as well as repeating a block a set number of times and generating ranges of numbers.

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Enumerable Cheat Sheet: "Candace" "Jon" "Jose"

This document provides a cheat sheet of enumerable methods in Ruby, including examples of using each, each_with_index, and each_char on arrays and strings, times to repeat a block, and specifying ranges using (start..end) or (start...end). It demonstrates iterating over elements of arrays and characters of strings, with or without indexes, as well as repeating a block a set number of times and generating ranges of numbers.

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enumerable_cheat_sheet_reading.

md 12/12/2019

Enumerable Cheat Sheet

Here is a quick reference for the methods and operations we learned in the previous lectures!

Array Enumerable Methods

people = ["Candace", "Jon", "Jose"]

# iterate over elements of an array using each


people.each { |person| puts person } # prints
# Candace
# Jon
# Jose

# iterate over elements of an array with index using each_with_index


people.each_with_index do |person, i|
puts person
puts i
puts "-----"
end # prints
# Candace
# 0
# -----
# Jon
# 1
# -----
# Jose
# 2
# -----

String Enumerable methods

greeting = "hello"

# iterate over characters of a string using each_char


greeting.each_char { |char| puts char } # prints
# h
# e
# l
# l
# o

# iterate over characters of a string with index using


each_char.with_index
greeting.each_char.with_index do |char, i|
puts char
puts i
puts "---"
end # prints
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enumerable_cheat_sheet_reading.md 12/12/2019

# h
# 0
# ---
# e
# 1
# ---
# l
# 2
# ---
# l
# 3
# ---
# o
# 4
# ---

Other

# repeat a block using times


3.times do
puts "hi"
end # prints
# hi
# hi
# hi

# specify a range of numbers using (start..end) or (start...end)

# including end
(2..6).each {|n| puts n} # prints
# 2
# 3
# 4
# 5
# 6

# excluding end
(2...6).each {|n| puts n} # prints
# 2
# 3
# 4
# 5

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