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shadytrees
It puzzles me since other methods such as "Array.fill" or
"String.slice" all use the imperative mood, the one without an "s"
attached to a verb, but "Kernel.puts" uses third-person singluar, the
one with an "s." Is there a reason behind the different naming?
"String.slice" all use the imperative mood, the one without an "s"
attached to a verb, but "Kernel.puts" uses third-person singluar, the
one with an "s." Is there a reason behind the different naming?