From: Zoe Phoenix <dark_sgtphoenix@...>
Date: 2008-04-09T10:02:58+09:00
Subject: Re: output of a method to file?

hm, let me re-phrase... I only have 9 items in that array, right?  How 
do I make the program continue through the array no matter how many 
items are in it without having to go and edit the array that comes after 
c_list?

~~temp_array.push c_list[0..2].join(' pets || ') + (' pets ||') +
"\n"

Like, say I added 3 more cities to the end of c_list, but I don't want 
to have to add

~~temp_array.push c_list[9..11].join(' pets || ') + (' pets ||') +
"\n"


to the program. How can I make it cycle through the whole array without 
having to edit c_list[number..number]? Is there a way to automate that, 
so I only have to add cities to c_list without having to add more code?


And thanks, I've already found Mr. Pine's Learn To Program site and the 
Poignant Guide.. :-) They've been a big help. I've tried to learn other 
programming languages, but Ruby's been the easiest for me to understand.
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