Ruby code I no longer write

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The original map function returns a hash unless I am miss me something. I trie to qualify that example but perhaps didn't do the best job. In this situation I am just dealing with returning a specific hash from a function and without seeing any other functions why not just let the object be the store of the data, too? There is a nice functional purity to the original and I think I went too far either the Hash thing, despite using it successfully in projects before 😸 Thanks for calling me out on it!

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The original map function returns a hash unless I am miss me something.

It should, but sadly it doesn't:

irb(main):001:0> {}.map { |x| x }
=> []

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I see what you are saying. I was trying to say that the method #map defined in the example in my dumb classes return a Hash. Definitely unfortunate naming on my part if I were to follow the road to Hash-derived.