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What does map(&:name) mean in Ruby?
What does the &:valid? found in the each mean?
I’ve seen .each do |r| or whatever, but not sure how this one works?
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&is called theto_procoperator. It expands the symbol (:valid?) into a Proc.So your example is equivalent to: