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affordable web hosting web space provider class SongList   def [](key)     if key.kind_of?(Integer)       result = @songs[key]    else       result = @songs.find { |aSong| key == aSong.name }     end     return result   end end We could use if as a statement modifier to shorten the code even more. class SongList   def [](key)     return @songs[key] if key.

affordable web hosting web space provider kind_of?(Integer)     return @songs.find { |aSong| aSong.name == key }  end end The method find is an iterator---a method that invokes a block of code repeatedly. Iterators and code blocks are among the more interesting features of Ruby, so let's spend a while looking into them (and in the process we'll find out exactly what that line of code in our [] method actually does).Implementing Iterators A Ruby iterator is simply a method that can invoke a block of code.

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