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private jsp web site hosting In the meantime, it seems like a good idea to develop some kind of generic SongList class, which we can specialize into catalogs and playlists. Containers Before we start implementing, we'll need to work out how to store the list of songs inside a SongList object. We have three obvious choices. We could use the Ruby Array type, use the Ruby Hash type, or create our own list structure. Being lazy, for now we'll look at arrays and hashes, and choose one of these for our class.

private jsp web site hosting Arrays The class Array holds a collection of object references. Each object reference occupies a position in the array, identified by a non-negative integer index. You can create arrays using literals or by explicitly creating an Array object. A literal array is simply a list of objects between square brackets. a = [ 3.

private jsp web site hosting 14159, "pie", 99 ] a.type » Array a.length » 3 a[0] » 3.14159 a[1] » "pie" a[2] » 99 a[3] » nil b = Array.new b.

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