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Minor correction

Using the yield keyword you can invoke code blocks and pass it arguments as if they were functions. Unless the blocks are specified as arguments, they are outside the parentheses. See below:

def foo(greeting)
	puts 'Inside the function foo'
	yield(greeting)
	puts 'Back inside the function foo'
end
foo("Top of the mornin to ya!") { |greeting| puts "#{greeting} John" }

Expected

Inside the function foo
Top of the mornin to ya! John
Back inside the function foo

Actual

Inside the function foo
Top of the mornin to ya John
Back inside the function foo

You could change

foo("Top of the mornin to ya!") { |greeting| puts "#{greeting} John" }

to

foo("Top of the mornin to ya") { |greeting| puts "#{greeting} John" }

For loop in ruby vs js

Hey just wanted to point out that a for x in (0..100) in Ruby is not the same as for (let x...) loop. The difference is in the ability to increment x in JS but not Ruby:

// javascript
for (let i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
  console.log(i)
  i += 3
}
// => prints 0, 4, 8, 12...
# ruby
for i in (0..100)
  p i
  i += 3
end
# => prints 0 to 100

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