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I have an array friends = Array.new friends[0] = "Mad man" friends[1] = "hey" There's two ways to print it (using print or puts). At first I tried print print friends which gave: ["Mad...
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Trilarion
·
2022-02-19T17:40:35Z (about 2 years ago)
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Difference between puts and print for Array
- I have an array
- ```
- friends = Array.new
- friends[0] = "Mad man"
- friends[1] = "hey"
- ```
There's two way to print them using `print` or, `puts`. At first I had tried with `print`- ```
- print friends
- ```
When I had run above command my output was like- >["Mad man", "Hey"]
But, when I try `puts`. My output is ok.- ```
- puts friends
- ```
Output :- >Mad man<br/>Hey
I know that difference between `puts` and `print` is `puts` add a new line and, `print` doesn't. But, why `print` was directly giving output of that array (not separating them)?
- I have an array
- ```
- friends = Array.new
- friends[0] = "Mad man"
- friends[1] = "hey"
- ```
- There's two ways to print it (using `print` or `puts`). At first I tried `print`
- ```
- print friends
- ```
- which gave:
- >["Mad man", "Hey"]
- When I tried `puts`
- ```
- puts friends
- ```
- I got:
- >Mad man<br/>Hey
- I thought that the difference between `puts` and `print` is `puts` add a new line and, `print` doesn't. But, why was `print` directly giving output of that array (and not separating elements)?
#1: Initial revision
Difference between puts and print for Array
I have an array ``` friends = Array.new friends[0] = "Mad man" friends[1] = "hey" ``` There's two way to print them using `print` or, `puts`. At first I had tried with `print` ``` print friends ``` When I had run above command my output was like >["Mad man", "Hey"] But, when I try `puts`. My output is ok. ``` puts friends ``` Output : >Mad man<br/>Hey I know that difference between `puts` and `print` is `puts` add a new line and, `print` doesn't. But, why `print` was directly giving output of that array (not separating them)?