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Hash and Array In a realm where data roam free, Hashes and arrays dance with glee. Hash, a map of keys so fine, Array, a list in a line. Hashes hold treasures, keys unlock, Arrays arrange, like a ticking clock. In Ruby's domain, they both reside, In harmony, they gracefully glide. Hashes paint stories, arrays sing songs, Together they weave where logic belongs. In Ruby's world, they find their place, A duet of structure and grace. Mateusz

Page 254 got an actual poem. Above two foxes, in pink, @mateusz_palak wrote the "Hash and Array Poem". It ends:

Hashes paint stories, arrays sing songs, Together they weave where logic belongs. In Ruby's world, they find their place, A duet of structure and grace. Mateusz

@mateusz_palak

Three rhymed stanzas, all of them in the alt text. The two foxes listen from the bottom of the page, ears up.

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Mati Palak

@mateusz_palak (bridged in from X via bird.makeup)

see it on ruby.social ↗

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