Reputation: 12805
I thought blocks were like anonymous functions.
But when I tried to end the execution of a block using return
keyword, I think it triggered a return in the scope in which the block was defined in. Is that how they work?
If so, how can I end the execution of a block, in a way that does not trigger a return in the outer scope?
Upvotes: 35
Views: 8855
Reputation: 12805
The keyword is next
, not break
. Break seems to be specific for the each
method.
Upvotes: 57
Reputation: 54056
To exit a block or loop use the break
keyword.
return
will exit a method.
Upvotes: -10