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Last updated: Jul 4, 2022

Statements and Control Structures in Ruby

Here, we will move to a higher level of expression. We will be looking at the conditionals, loops, iterators, and blocks. It is simpler just because we use a sequential execution in Ruby.

BEGIN and END in Ruby EASY

This blog will cover the BEGIN and END in ruby that comes under Statement and control Structures.

Author Kanak Rana

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Conditionals in Ruby

Starting with the most common control structure, conditionals. We will discuss that conditionals tell computers to execute some code with some conditions associated with it.

If: in Ruby EASY

This blog will cover the If statement in Ruby along with the introduction to Ruby language for beginners.

Author Aditya kumar

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If as a Modifier in Ruby EASY

This blog helps you clear your understanding of If as a Modifier in Ruby and learn some new and important concepts of If as a Modifier in Ruby.

Author Musical Matrix

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Unless in Ruby EASY

This blog helps you clearly understand Unless in Ruby and concepts of Unless in Ruby in a very straightforward and effective way.

Author Musical Matrix

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Case statement in Ruby EASY

This blog will cover the Case statement in Ruby along with the introduction to Ruby language for beginners.

Author apoorv007

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Case Versus Switch in Ruby EASY

In this article, we will discuss Case versus Switch in Ruby and the end, we will discuss Frequently Asked Questions related to the topic.

Author Ankit Kumar

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The ?: Operator in ruby EASY

In this article, we will learn about the ?: operator in ruby with its various usage and examples.

Author Tanay Kumar

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Loops in Ruby

Here we look into the loops such as while, until, and for. We will also introduce how ruby supports the custom looping constructors. Each loop with be discussed in detail and how will enjoy learning about them.

While and Until in Ruby

In this blog, we will learn about Looping in Ruby and how the while and until loop works in Ruby.

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While and Until as Modifier in Ruby

In this blog, we will learn about a while and until as loops followed by their break statement, and at last, we will also learn about them as modifiers in Ruby.

Author Naman Kukreja

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For Loop in Ruby EASY

In this article, we will discuss the basic concept of for loop in Ruby with some examples.

Author Upendra Prasad Mahto

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Looping with for and the Ruby Looping Methods EASY

In this blog, we will look at the concepts of various ruby looping methods in Ruby. There are simple loops, for loops, until loops, while loops, do/while loops, etc.

Author SAURABH ANAND

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Iterators and Enumerable Objects in Ruby

Special methods or constructors are supported by Ruby, these are referred to as iterators. We will look into numeric iterators. Also, we will be seeing what enumerable objects are and how they are used with iterators.

What are Iterators and Iterators that don’t Iterate in Ruby? MEDIUM

In this article, we will discuss iterators in Ruby in detail and briefly explore some of the iterators in ruby along with the code.

Author Gaurav Joshi

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Types of Iterators in Ruby MEDIUM

This blog helps you to clarify the understanding of different types of iterators in Ruby with examples.

Author Upendra Prasad Mahto

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Enumerable Objects in Ruby MEDIUM

In this article, we will discuss enumerable objects in ruby with some examples. We will also discuss different operations performed on enumerable objects.

Author Upendra Prasad Mahto

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Writing Custom Iterators in Ruby EASY

In this blog, we will look at the concepts of custom iterators in ruby. We will also see various examples of custom iterators in ruby.

Author Sneha Mallik

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Enumerators in Ruby EASY

In this article, we will discuss an enumerator in Ruby in detail and briefly explore some of the enumerators or enumerable methods in ruby along with the code.

Author Gaurav Joshi

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External Iterators in Ruby EASY

In this blog, we will discuss the external iterators in ruby and the difference between external and internal iterators in ruby.

Author Deependra Singh

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Iterators and Concurrent Modification in Ruby

This article will discuss Iterators and concurrent modification in ruby in detail and will discuss some of the same in ruby.

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Changing the Way an Object Iterates in Ruby EASY

This blog will cover the process of changing the way an object iterates in ruby, method terminations, and how to invoke a method of an object.

Author Ayushi Goyal

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Stopping an Iteration in Ruby EASY

This blog will cover the process of stopping an Iteration in Ruby, method terminations, and how to invoke a method of an object.

Author Ayushi Goyal

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Looping through Multiple Iterables in Parallel in Ruby EASY

In this article, we will discuss Looping through multiple iterables in parallel in Ruby in detail and briefly explore iterators running parallelly in ruby along with the code.

Author AbhayTrivedi

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Blocks in Ruby

If you want to use or work with iterators, you will have to use the blocks. This dependency calls for the understanding of blocks before you use iterators. In this, we will give you good topics that are related to blocks.

Value of Block in Ruby

In this blog, we will be discussing the Value of Block in Ruby and various other ways to implement it in Ruby, and later we conclude it with the FAQs.

Author Ankit Mishra

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Block and Variable Scope in Ruby

In this blog, we will be discussing the Scope of Variable and Block in Ruby and how they are different from variables used in Classes.

Author Ankit Mishra

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Creating and Invoking a Block in Ruby

In this blog, we will learn about Block in ruby and how to create and invoke blocks with the help of code examples.

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Writing a Method that Accepts a Block in Ruby

In this blog, we will learn how to write a method that accepts a block in Ruby.

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Binding a Block Argument to a Variable in ruby

This blog offers detailed information about Binding a Block Argument to a variable in ruby. To know more about it, read on!

Author Riya Bhogra

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Blocks as Closures: Using Outside Variables Within a Code Block in ruby

his blog offers a detailed guide on understanding of Blcoks as Closures using outside variables within a code block on Ruby. To know more about it, read on!

Author Riya Bhogra

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Writing Block Methods That Classify or Collect in ruby

This blog offers a detailed guide on understanding of writing block methods that classify or collect in Ruby. To know more about it, read on!

Author Riya Bhogra

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Hiding Setup and Cleanup in a Block Method in ruby EASY

This article will discuss Hiding Setup and cleanup in a Block Method in ruby with the help of some examples.

Author yuvatimankar

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Altering Control Flow in Ruby

Just as the name suggests, we will be discussing the statements that alter the control flow of a ruby program. Such statements are returned, break, next, redo, retry, etc we will be taking a look close in this article.

Return keyword in ruby EASY

This article will discuss the return keyword in ruby, which alters the flow of control in ruby, along with some frequently asked questions.

Author Ankit Kumar

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Break: altering the control flow in Ruby EASY

Break: altering the control flow in Ruby is a phenomenon used by Ruby. In the following article, we will dive deeper into Break: altering the control flow in Ruby.

Author Navrachit

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Next: Altering the Control Flow

In this blog, we will discuss how to alter the control flow using the next statement and its code in ruby.

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Redo: altering the control flow in Ruby EASY

Redo: altering the control flow in Ruby is a vital programming phenomenon. It is used within a loop and performs the repetition of the current iteration of the loop.

Author Navrachit

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Retry: Altering the Control Flow in Ruby EASY

Retry: altering the control flow in Ruby is a phenomenon used by Ruby. In the following article, we will dive deeper into retry: altering the control flow in Ruby.

Author Navrachit

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Throw and Catch in Ruby EASY

This article will discuss the throw and catch keyword along with its examples in the Ruby programming language.

Author Ankit Kumar

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Exceptions and Exception Handling in Ruby

We receive exceptions every now and then, irrespective of the programming language we will be using. These exceptions are sometimes user-defined and sometimes errors. How to handle such exceptions which are errors and how to add exceptions in our program. All these questions will be discussed here.

Exception Classes and Exception Objects in Ruby MEDIUM

The article discusses the Exception Classes and Exception Objects in Ruby followed by its implementation and examples.

Author Navrachit

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Raising Exceptions with "raise" in Ruby

Every Exception in Ruby is built from the built-in Exception class, which has many built-in methods. In this article, we will learn to raise Exceptions with "raise" in Ruby.

Author GAZAL ARORA

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Handling exceptions with "rescue" in ruby

In this article, we will be learning about handling exceptions with the help of the rescue keyword in ruby.

Author soham Medewar

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The "else" clause helpful in exception handling in ruby

In this article, we will be discussing the “else” clause and how it is useful in exception handling in ruby.

Author soham Medewar

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The "ensure" clause helpful in exception handling in ruby

In this article, we will be discussing the “ensure” clause and how it is useful in exception handling in ruby.

Author soham Medewar

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Rescue with Methods, Class, and Module Definitions

In this article, we will learn about exception handling and how rescue works with methods, class, and module definitions.

Author Mayank Goyal

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Rescue as Statement Modifier

In this article, we will learn about the rescue clause and its use as a statement modifier and exception handler.

Author Mayank Goyal

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Threads, Fibers, and Continuations in Ruby

For concurrent execution in Ruby, we will discuss threads. Next, we will be talking about fibers and continuations which are nothing but esoteric control structures. For more details, explore the article and get your answers.

Threads for Concurrency

In this article, we will learn about multithreading and its different concepts.

Author Mayank Goyal

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Fibers In Coroutines In Ruby

In this blog, we will be studying the introduction to a control structure known as fiber in Ruby.

Author Prachi Singh

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Continuations In Ruby

In this blog, we will be studying the complex and obscure control structure, i.e., continuations.

Author Prachi Singh

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