From: Francisco Martinez <calabazag@...>
Date: 2010-07-10T03:01:24+09:00
Subject: Re: FIRST PROGRAMMING PROBLEM Array

Alex Stahl wrote:
> You can put individual elements into the array w/ the push operator
> "<<":
> 
> myArray << "someTxt"
> 
> Then, if you want to print each value in the array, you would use
> the .each iterator:
> 
> myArray.each do |item|
>   puts item
> end
> 
> Between these two, you should be able to easily add the supporting code
> you'll need to get your results.
> 
> -Alex

I Have done It:

num=1
File.open("text.txt")
  puts "token#{num}= #{nom}"
num=num+1
end

it reads the wole text not considering each word or "." but reading each 
line...I need to put it in a method that calls "text.txt" and to use an 
array and the result must be each line one word.
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