Using Blocks in Ruby: A Brain-Friendly Report
Overview & Synopsis
Unannounced and unmarked, blocks turn up all over Ruby programs. Their use ranges from some of Ruby’s most basic structures, such as loops, to some of its most sophisticated tricks. Similar to closures or lambdas in other languages, blocks enable some of Ruby’s vaunted efficiency. Blocks even allow other people to write some of the code you use.
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| Document Title | Using Blocks in Ruby: A Brain-Friendly Report |
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| Author / Organization | Jay McGavren |
| Subject & Discipline | Ruby (on Rails) Programming, Python Programming, PERL Programming, Web Design and Programming |
| Categories | Ruby (on Rails) Programming |
| Resource Verification | PDF Unavailable at Remote Host |
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| File Format | application/pdf (Portable Document Format) |
| Language | ENGLISH |
| Catalog ID | DOC-56894 |
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