You can represent time statements in most western languages where
a prefix and/or suffix is used.
 

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>> params = {"line_items"=>[{"quantity"=>"1"}, {"quantity"=>"2"}]}
=> {"line_items"=>[{"quantity"=>"1"}, {"quantity"=>"2"}]}
 

(0..6).map {|i| i.day.ago.strftime("%a")[0,1] }

namespace :test do
  RCOV = "rcov --rails --aggregate coverage.data --text-summary -Ilib"
  

names.split(/\s*,\s*/).each { |name| ... }

[options[:class], clazz].compact * ' '

module Haml
  module Filters
    module Code

"Poke %s!" % %w{him her}[@user.sex]

Definition.find_in_batches { |group| group.each { |item| item.save } }
 
Video.find_in_batches { |group| group.each { |item| item.save } }

class String
 
  #

class Hash
 
  #

# have simple_captcha auto-solved while developing 
# by putting this in config/environments/development.rb:
#