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Pattern matching in Ruby with Case

March 20, 2009Code, CuratedrubyAdam Keys

Pattern matching, ala Erlang or Haskell, is a language feature near and dear to my heart. Dean Wampler has a great explanation of how to use the Omnibus Concurrency Library to play with pattern matching in Ruby, even if it’s a little odd.

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