Bet this code does something you didn't expect: array = http://Array.new (100, "") array.each {|x| x.prepend("Hello world") }
I'll take "creates an array of 100 elements all pointing at the same string of 'Hello world' repeated 100 times" for $500, Alex
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winner! you can fix it with a block
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Also with `# frozen-string-literals: true` ;)
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Ahhhhhh. Same instance of that string. Shit that’s trippy.
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It actually makes more sense than `.dup` IMO, given the lack of any deep copy in Ruby
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