When you sort a hash with the sort method, you get a multidimensional array of two-element arrays in return. : sort « Hash « Ruby

1. Ruby
2. Hash
3. sort

When you sort a hash with the sort method, you get a multidimensional array of two-element arrays in return.

myHash = { 1 => "One", 2 => "Two", 3 => "Three", 4 =>"Four", 5 => "Five" }
p myHash 

p myHash.sort 

# Hash does not have a sort! method, to change the contents of the hash in place.

 

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