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Joe Percival
with r=(5..9), r.each{|num| print num,"\n"} behaves as expected.
However if i set r=(9..5) the same method does not behave as though it
were taking "each" element of the range. It just terminates. Not only
that but r.include?(7) is false???
Is this a bug or was it done on purpose for some reason? Are range
specifications only allowed to be "low to high" if so, why? Also if
so, then why no error message and why does r = (9..5)?
Thanks in advance!
joe
However if i set r=(9..5) the same method does not behave as though it
were taking "each" element of the range. It just terminates. Not only
that but r.include?(7) is false???
Is this a bug or was it done on purpose for some reason? Are range
specifications only allowed to be "low to high" if so, why? Also if
so, then why no error message and why does r = (9..5)?
Thanks in advance!
joe