[Rails] Re: question about passing an array iterator instance to a block

You know what your completely right. The block only will take what the yield method returns to it. So apparently when instantiating an array with that first argument setting a size limit for array, the constructor contains a yield method which yields each iteration of that size limit. And then the

[Rails] Re: question about passing an array iterator instance to a block

thanks for response but that was just an example and not really what my question was about. Perhaps this is a better example: >> Array.new(10) do |id| ?> "'#{(id + 1).to_s.rjust(2,"0")}'" >> end => ["'01'", "'02'", "'03'", "'04'", "'05'", "'06'", "'07'", "'08'", "'09'", "'10'"] Why is "id" not