Sorting in Enumerable
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What is Sorting in Enumerable?
The Enumerable module in Ruby provides several methods for sorting collections. These methods allow you to arrange elements in ascending or descending order based on their natural ordering or a custom comparison logic. The most common sorting methods include sort, which returns a new sorted array, and sort_by, which sorts based on the result of a block applied to each element. You can also use min, max, minmax to find the smallest, largest, or both smallest and largest elements in a collection, respectively.
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