The code '////'.split('/') results in []. While I expected it to be ['', '', '', '', '']. If this is a feature of ruby, why is it designed like so?
Why does '////'.split('/') produce []?
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The code '////'.split('/') results in []. While I expected it to be ['', '', '', '', '']. If this is a feature of ruby, why is it designed like so?