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Implicit vs explicit type conversions in Ruby (to_h/to_hash and others)
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Converting Hash to OrderedHash in Serialized ActiveRecord Column
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Ruby : What is the *(asterix) in function param : *arg - My Daily Technical Notes [ Ruby, Rails, Gems, Server Ops]
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| | The*is thesplatoperator.It expands anArrayinto a list of arguments, in this case a list of arguments to theHash.[]method. (To be more precise, it expands any object that responds toto_ary/to_a, orto_ain Ruby 1.9.) To illustrate, the following two statements are equal: method_name arg1, arg2, arg3 method_name *[arg1, arg2, arg3] It can also be used in a different...
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The Strange Ruby Splat | End of Line
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| | This article has been republished on Monkey and Crow. As of ruby 1.9, you can do some pretty odd things with array destructuring and splatting. Putting the star before an object invokes the splat operator, which has a variety of effects. First we'll start with some very useful examples, then we will poke around the...
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Fabric Features not found in Azure Synapse or Power BI - Direct Lake |
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| With the general availability release of Fabric in November 2023, I am dedicating several posts to the features that are only in Fabric and not anywhere else. The first feature is Direct Lake. Dire...