Blocks

Blocks are chunks of code that can be passed to methods as if they were arguments. They are defined using either do...end or curly braces {}. Blocks are not objects themselves, but they can be converted into objects called Procs. Methods can then execute the code within the block using the yield keyword. Blocks are a fundamental part of Ruby's expressiveness, allowing for powerful iteration and control flow patterns.

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• @article@The Ultimate Guide to Blocks, Procs & Lambdas
• @article@Blocks and Procs
• @article@Blocks - Odin Project
• @article@The two common ways to call a Ruby block
• @video@Blocks, Procs, and Lambda Functions in Ruby
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