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Learning Ruby - 7

Methods. Learning Ruby - 7. Ruby Methods are Easy!. def addem ( first, second ) first + second end # of addem. addem( 23, 6 ) def addemall ( first, *rest ) rest.each { |r| first = first + r } first end # of addemall. addemall( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ). Yield. def block_sent? ( what )

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Learning Ruby - 7

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  1. Methods Learning Ruby - 7

  2. Ruby Methods are Easy! def addem ( first, second ) first + second end # of addem. addem( 23, 6 ) def addemall ( first, *rest ) rest.each { |r| first = first + r } first end # of addemall. addemall( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 )

  3. Yield def block_sent? ( what ) if block_given? yield( what ) else what end # of if. end # of block_sent? block_sent?( 22 ) block_sent?( 22 ) { |num| num*num } block_sent?( 22 ) { |num| num+num }

  4. Fun with return def give_back ( a, *b ) return a end # of give_back. give_back( 10 ) give_back( 10, 11 ) def give_back2 ( a, *b ) return a, b.flatten end # of give_back2. give_back2( 10 ) give_back2( 10, 11 ) give_back2( 10, 11, 12, 13 ) first, rest = give_back2( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 )

  5. More ... Ruby So Far • Methods can take no, a fixed number or a variable number of parameters as arguments • The value of the last statement executed is returned by the method (unless an explicit return is used) • Methods are what you use to build classes in Ruby

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