Explain Ruby hashes?
Answer / Deepika Sengar
"Hashes in Ruby are data structures that store key-value pairs. They can be accessed using the [] method for reading and []= for writing. Hashes are useful for storing collections of related data where each item is identified by a unique key."
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
What are the different environment variables present in the ruby?
In how many ways you can compare Ruby string?
How to read a file in Ruby?
Tell me how symbol is different from variables?
Explain some differences between ruby and python.
Is ruby a dying language?
What are some built-in ruby class exceptions.
What is the difference between ruby 1.9 and ruby 2.0?
What is concatenating string in ruby. In how many ways you can create a concatenating string.
How an exception is handled in Ruby?
How would you freeze an object in ruby?
Ruby support single inheritance/multiple inheritance or both?