Hello all, newbie here.
The title is quite self explanatory: I am in
dummy_array.each do |a|
#code here
end
and I want to know which element (the number n in nth element) of the
dummy_array.
Thanks in advance 
Hello all, newbie here.
The title is quite self explanatory: I am in
dummy_array.each do |a|
#code here
end
and I want to know which element (the number n in nth element) of the
dummy_array.
Thanks in advance 
The title is quite self explanatory: I am in
dummy_array.each do |a|
#code here
endand I want to know which element (the number n in nth element) of the
dummy_array.
You could just put a counting variable in there:
i = 0
dummy_array.each do |a|
i = i+1
#code here
end
You can also use each_index on the array if you’d like.
or use each_with_index
http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/Enumerable.html#M003137
On Jul 28, 6:24 pm, Kaya A. [email protected] wrote:
dummy_array.each_index do |i|
a = array[i]
end
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