sort hash ruby
people = {
:fred => 23,
:joan => 18,
:pete => 54
}
# First option
people.values.sort # => [18, 23, 54]
# Seconf option
people.sort_by { |name, age| age }
# => [[:joan, 18], [:fred, 23], [:pete, 54]]sort hash ruby
people = {
:fred => 23,
:joan => 18,
:pete => 54
}
# First option
people.values.sort # => [18, 23, 54]
# Seconf option
people.sort_by { |name, age| age }
# => [[:joan, 18], [:fred, 23], [:pete, 54]]Sorting a Hash by Key or Value
# ==> Sorting a Hash by Key or Value (see lower)
my_hash = {'a'=>'1', 'c'=>'3', 'b'=>'2'}
my_hash.keys.sort.each do |key|
puts my_hash[key]
end
Gives:
1
2
3
# Hashes are unsorted objects because of the way in which they are stored
#internally. If you want to access a Hash in a sorted manner by key,
# you need to use an Array as an indexing mechanism as is shown above.
# You can also use the Hash#sort method to get a
# ==> new sorted Array of pairs:
my_hash.sort
#=> [["a", "1"], ["b", "2"], ["c", "3"]]
# You can do the same by value, but it’s a little more complicated:
my_hash.keys.sort_by { |key| my_hash[key] }.each do |key|
puts my_hash[key]
end
# Or, you can use the Hash#sort method for values:
my_hash.sort { |l, r| l[1]<=>r[1] }
#=> [["a", "1"], ["b", "2"], ["c", "3"]]
# This works by using the Emmuerator#sort_by method that is mixed
# into the Array of keys. #sort_by looks at the value my_hash[key] returns
# to determine the sorting order.sort array of hashes ruby
classes = [{
start_date_time: Wed, 07 Jul 2021 12:52:20 +0000
}]
sorted_classes = classes.sort_by {|sc| sc[:start_date_time]}Copyright © 2021 Codeinu
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