Let's start by creating a hash:
positions = { first_base: "Chris Carter", second_base: "Jose Altuve", short_stop: "Carlos Correa" }
When you run this code, you can see the hash, where the keys are mapped to their respective values:
In the written code, I placed each key/value pair on their own line for readability purposes; however, you can also use the irb console and build the hash on a single line. This is an important item to know because the Ruby parser doesn't care about white spaces, so both options will work fine. However, when you're building code-based programs it's considered a best practice to place each ...
