In Ruby, nil represents an empty value or no value at all. It evaluates to

What is the difference between nil and false in ruby?

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In Ruby, nil represents an empty value or no value at all. It evaluates to false in a boolean context. False, on the other hand, explicitly denotes falsehood and does not represent an absence of a value.

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