Todd Hartsfield wrote in post #1102378:
> Does anybody know can you change the output 'nil' to a different string
> using literal notation? Besides constructor?
>
> Hash_Name = Hash.new("Anything other than nil!")
>
> Hash_name = {
> "key" => "value"
> }("Anything other than nil!")
>
> New at this, just wondering. Thanks in advance
As an aside, you do realize that naming your variable "Hash_Name" makes
it a constant right?
Should be:
hash_name = Hash.new("Anything other than nil!")
If you really intended to make that new hash a constant then the
convention is:
HASH_NAME = Hash.new("Anything other than nil!")
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