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This kata reeks of a lack of understanding of Ruby blocks. It is not about
block
s, it's aboutProc
s:lambda
s are also blocks that can be passed in and used the same way, butbreak
andreturn
behaves exactly likenext
in a lambda, and hence indistinguishable from:ok
case.(Also, what's the point of testing block constructs outside the lexical scope it is defined at?
return
andbreak
only makes sense inside the same closure. Explicitly detecting them seems like a newbie's toy experiment coming from not actually reading the language specs.)