Language: Ruby Question: Is there a way to automatically view the \"array\" vari

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Language: Ruby

Question: Is there a way to automatically view the "array" variable alphabetically. Meaning, I don't want to call the ".sort" method after the class is closed. So when I say: "o.array" I want the class to display whatever is inside "o" alphabetically.  

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Class Some0bject attr_accessor :array 18 def initialize self.array[l end end o = Someobject.new o.array.push :a o.array.push :b o.array [a, b, :c] share edit edited Sep 12'10 at 1:15 answered Sep 12 '10 at 0:59 Ryan McGeary 84k 10 8496

Explanation / Answer

Yes, there a way to automatically view the "array" variable alphabetically.

Class needs a method to display values alphabetically.

So we can use methods display1, display2 to print array in Asc or Desc order.

#!/usr/bin/ruby
class Marks
   attr_accessor :english
  
   def initialize
    self.english = []
   end
  
   def display1()
    puts ''
    puts 'display1 >> your array Asc'
    p english.sort
    puts ''
end

def display2()
    puts ''
    puts 'display2 >> your array Desc'
    p english.reverse
    puts ''
end

end

o = Marks.new
p o.english

o.english = [5,3,99,1]
o.english.push(22)

p o.english

o.display1()
o.display2()

p o.english

# Output:-
# []
# [5, 3, 99, 1, 22]

# display1 >> your array Asc
# [1, 3, 5, 22, 99]

# display2 >> your array Desc
# [22, 1, 99, 3, 5]

# [5, 3, 99, 1, 22]

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