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How to pass arguments to methods in ruby and how it affects their arity
Deep dive into different ways of passing arguments to methods and how it affects their arityRuby 2.7 allows placing of comment lines between fluent dots
Ruby 2.7 allows placing of comment lines between chained methods. It facilitates easier debugging and also allows adding a separate comment for one or more chained methods.Ruby 2.7 fixed the parsing for multiple assignment with `rescue` modifier
Ruby 2.7 fixed how the `rescue` modifier was parsed in multiple assignment statement.Ruby 2.7 deprecates Regexp#match and Regexp#match? with a nil argument
Ruby 2.7 has deprecated Regexp#match and Regexp#match? with a nil argument. It will raise a TypeError in the next release.Ruby 2.7 reverts the deprecation of flip-flop operator
Ruby 2.7 reverts the deprecation of flip-flop operatorRuby 2.7 allows calling a private method with self.
Ruby 2.7 allows calling a private method with a literal self as the receiver.Ruby 2.7 - Time#inspect separated from Time#to_s
Ruby 2.7 separated Time#inspect from Time#to_s and added sub secondsRuby 2.7 adds Symbol#start_with? and Symbol#end_with? methods
Ruby 2.7 adds Symbol#start_with? and Symbol#end_with? methods.Ruby 2.7 improves Method#inspect by also displaying method's arguments
Ruby 2.7 improves Method#inspect by also displaying method's argumentsRuby 2.7 adds shorthand syntax for arguments forwarding
Ruby 2.7 has added new syntax `...` for method arguments forwarding.