Using custom objects in Ruby Ranges

02-May-2019 1726
What’s more is that ranges can be created from any object which implements the succ and <=> methods. Note that succ is short for successor, and that <=> is also known as the spaceship operator.Let’s say I would like to create ranges based the theatrical release order of the Star Wars movies. I might write the following code:.
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