But I like #zero?, and have found situations where x == 0 was not "working" and x.zero? was. Don't ask me what it was though – I can barely remember yesterday – but maybe someone can explain that.
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Actually, it your be more idiomatic to write:
I do love Ruby for those things. I can write business code in a way that is perfectly understandable the first time I read it.
Yeah, this was a bad example
But I like
#zero?, and have found situations wherex == 0was not "working" andx.zero?was. Don't ask me what it was though – I can barely remember yesterday – but maybe someone can explain that.