How to use an Explicit Return Statement In Ruby
The return the keyword is used to explicitly return the array, which contains both the array and the hash.
Syntax:
return [inner_array, inner_hash]
Example:
In this example, we create an array and a hash and then use return keyword to explicitly return an array containing both inner array and inner hash. The result of calling the method is stored in a variable result, and it’s printed.
# Method to return an array containing an array and a hash
def return_array
# Define an array
inner_array = [1, 2, 3]
# Define a hash
inner_hash = { name: "John", age: 30 }
# Return an array containing the array and hash
return [inner_array, inner_hash]
end
# Call the method and store the result
result = return_array
# Print the result
p result
Output:
How to Return an Array that Contains an Array and Hash in Ruby Method?
In this article, we will learn how to return an array that contains an array and hash. We can return an array that contains an array and hash using the methods mentioned below:
Table of Content
- Using an Explicit Return Statement
- Using Implicit Return Statement
- Using Array Literal and Hash Constructor
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