Ok, so we all know that you can do the following:
array.each{ |value|
puts value
}
What if, however, I want to start at element n
instead of starting at the beginning; ie n=0
.
你也可以
array.drop(n).each { |v| puts v }
You can call a subarray with a range like this:
array[n..-1].each { |value| puts value }
Where n is the index you'd like to start at, and -1 will always point to the last index of an array.
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