You got it!
Yeah, it's overkill but you can do something like this for the first example w/ tap:
something = (1..10) [].tap do |arr| something.each { |num| arr << num * 2 } end
This will return the array which is great in some cases.
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You got it!
Yeah, it's overkill but you can do something like this for the first example w/ tap:
This will return the array which is great in some cases.