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Q1
What is the purpose of the each method in Ruby iterators?
Q2
Which of the following is true about the stability of variables within a block in Ruby?
Q3
What is the purpose of the call method in Ruby procs and lambdas?
Q4
What happens if you try to yield to a block that does not exist in Ruby?
Q5
What does the lambda? method do in Ruby?
Q6
What does the lambda keyword return in Ruby?
Q7
In Ruby, what is the difference between a proc and a lambda?
Q8
What does the map method do in Ruby enumerators?
Q9
What does the block_given? method do in Ruby?
Q10
Which method is used to convert a collection into an enumerator in Ruby?
Q11
In Ruby, what is a closure?
Q12
What is the purpose of using the next keyword within a block in Ruby?
Q13
What is an enumerator in Ruby?
Q14
What does the arity method return for a proc or lambda in Ruby?
Q15
What does the zip method do in Ruby enumerators?
Q16
What does the select method do in Ruby enumerators?
Q17
Which method is used to create an enumerator in Ruby?
Q18
What is an iterator in Ruby?
Q19
What does the yield keyword do in Ruby?
Q20
What is the purpose of the reduce method in Ruby enumerators?
Q21
Which keyword is used to define a block in Ruby?
Q22
Which method is used to check if a block has been passed to a Ruby method?
Q23
How do you define a custom iterator in Ruby?
Q24
Which method is used to convert a block into a proc in Ruby?
Q25
In Ruby, what is the purpose of the -> (stabby lambda) syntax?