Justin Etheredge post the next chapter of his IronRuby tutorial. He writes:
«Welcome back for part 6 in my learning Ruby via C# series. In the last entry we discussed arrays in Ruby and C#. We saw how Ruby arrays were actually more like Lists or Collections in C#. They are able to be modified, appended, resized, searched, sorted, etc... In this entry we are going to discuss an equally powerful data structure, the hash or associative array. The hash is close to the Dictionary or Hashtable classes in C#. We are going to use the Dictionary class in this entry since it is the more often used class»
Source: CodeThinked.
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