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Python: list[::-1] Ruby: list.reverse Python: list[1:4] Ruby: list[1..4] Python: print("Hello World") Ruby: puts "Hello World" Python: fruits = ["apple","banana","cherry"] for x in fruits: print(x) Ruby: fruit = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"] each {|x| print x } Python: fruits = ["apple","banana","cherry"] a = list(fruits) print(a) a.reverse() print(a) Ruby:

require 'enumerator' fruits = %w{ apple banana cherry } fruits.to_a.reverse! # or just a = [*fruits].reverse puts a # prints ['cherry', 'banana', 'apple'] Python: import re; s = "abcde"; regex = r".*(?=xyz).*" match = re.search(regex, s); match.group() Ruby:
require 'enumerator' fruits = ['apple', 'banana', 'cherry'] p [*fruits].reverse #=> ['cherry', 'banana', 'apple'] #or use enumerable module and it's reverse method (no longer deprecated as of Ruby 2.6) Enumerable::Draper.send(:include, Enumerable::Reverser) fruits = ['apple', 'banana', 'cher
fruits = ["apple","banana","cherry"] a = [] while!fruits.empty? a << fruits.pop end p a Here are the examples of how to use JavaScript and Python for loops to iterate over an array, printing each item on a separate line. Here is one way you can do this using a while loop (not shown here): JavaScript: let fruitList = ["apple", "banana", "cher
fruits = ["apple","banana","cherry"] array = Array.new fruits.each do |i| array << i end p array #["cherry", "banana", "apple"] fruits.reverse_each{|i| p i}#["apple", "banana", "cherry"] JavaScript (ES6): const myList = [1,2,3]; myList.slice(-