Ruby | Struct values_at() function

The values_at() is an inbuilt method in Ruby that returns an array with the struct members values. Selector can be of two types: Integer or Range offset.

Syntax: struct_name.values_at(range) Parameters: The function takes a single parameter range which will specify the start and end of the struct members. Return Value: It returns the array with member values.

Example 1: Ruby

# Ruby program for values_at method in struct 
  
# Include struct
Student = Struct.new(:name, :address)

#initialize values
detail = Student.new("Raman", "Kolkata")

# values_at used
puts detail.values_at(0, 1) 

Output:

Raman
Kolkata

Example 2: Ruby

# Ruby program for values_at method in struct 
  
# Include struct
animals = Struct.new(:name, :speciality , :found_in)

# initialize values
detail = animals.new("labrador", "bark" , "Newfoundland")

# values_at used
puts detail.values_at(1,2)  

Output:

bark
Newfoundland