From: Sean Russell <ser@...>
Date: 2002-07-09T13:05:37+09:00
Subject: Re: for ... else ... end

> ts schrieb:
>>    j = 6
>>    catch(:out) do
>>       for i in 1..10
>>          throw :out if i == j
>>       end
>>       puts "after"
>>    end

I feel like such a novice... but would someone explain to me why such a 
construction would be necessary? Specifically, for ... else ... end.  What 
is the difference between:

   for x in (1..10)
     puts x
   else
     puts "Done"
   end

and

   for x in (1..10)
     puts x
   end
   puts "Done"

?

--- SER