Hash #

people = [{"name": "Anna", "age": 24}, {"name": "Bob", "age": 99}];

// reassign of values
h = {"a": 1, 2: true}
puts(h["a"])
puts(h[2])
h["a"] = 3
h["b"] = "moo"
puts(h["a"])
puts(h["b"])
puts(h[2])h = {"a": 1, 2: true}
puts(h["a"])
puts(h[2])
h["a"] = 3
h["b"] = "moo"

// should output
1
true
3
"moo"
true

Literal Specific Methods #

keys() #

Returns ARRAY

Returns the keys of the hash.

🚀 > {"a": "1", "b": "2"}.keys()
=> ["a", "b"]

values() #

Returns ARRAY

Returns the values of the hash.

🚀 > {"a": "1", "b": "2"}.values()
=> ["2", "1"]

Generic Literal Methods #

methods() #

Returns ARRAY

Returns an array of all supported methods names.

🚀 > "test".methods()
=> [count, downcase, find, reverse!, split, lines, upcase!, strip!, downcase!, size, plz_i, replace, reverse, strip, upcase]

type() #

Returns STRING

Returns the type of the object.

🚀 > "test".type()
=> "STRING"

wat() #

Returns STRING

Returns the supported methods with usage information.

🚀 > true.wat()
=> BOOLEAN supports the following methods:
				plz_s()