require 'with_else'
f = proc {puts "not breaking！"}
ar = 5.times.with_object([]) {|_, i| i << rand(5)} ar.each.with_else(f) do |i| puts i break if i == 4 end require 'with_else'
class String def not_include?(st) f = proc {self} l = st.size (size - l + 1).times.with_else(f) do |i| break false if self[i, l] == st end end end
p "mijbdtoloov".not_include?("Ruby") p "nice Ruby!".not_include?("Ruby")
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