This prints out “1″:
begin
a = 1
raise RuntimeError, "foo"
rescue => e
puts a
end
I would think that a would be out of scope inside the rescue section but I guess Ruby considers the rescue section part of the begin/end block?
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1 Adam Keys // May 22, 2008 at 5:38 pm
This is probably related to the situation where
5.times { a = 4 }
puts a
used to print 4.
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