June 2014
Intermediate to advanced
536 pages
15h 18m
English
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All collection objects aren’t created equal—but an awful lot of them have many characteristics in common. In Ruby, common characteristics among many objects tend to reside in modules. Collections are no exception: collection objects in Ruby typically include the Enumerable module.
Classes that use Enumerable enter into a kind of contract: the class has to define an instance method called each, and in return, Enumerable endows the objects of the class with all sorts of collection-related ...
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