Ruby programming tutorial. Write a method to sort an array.
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No need to write “if reverse == false”, since reverse is boolean already, you can write “if reverse”
thank you Jake! I like your tutorials and keep it up!
ive got a problem when i type:
puts “in reverse order: #{sortedlist (disney_movies, true)}” it says the true is a syntax error and it doesnt want to put it out
Cool video but had to watch it at 1.5 or 2x speed.
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I have a question though: when you def a method like this in Ruby, it is outside of a class definition, so I wonder whether this is acceptable or does it go implicitely in a particular class (I m thinking class Object)?
I have some catch up work to do with all your tutorials.
hi jacob ur lessons are superb….don’t u ve rails tutorials ?? thanku
Why this is a method not a function please answer me.
awesome! dude, thanks for these guides, VERY useful!
Why did you choose to make the argument default reverse = false? Could you have made it proper = true?
i didnt watch yesterday
every lesson cannot see video clearly …. have to guess a lot …. but this lesson it is extra unclear