mykiy

arr = [4,1,2,7,"M","A","V"]
arr.partition { |a| a.is_a? String }.map(&:sort).flatten
p arr
=>
["A","V","M",1,2,4,7]
-------
a = [1, "A", nil, "M", "", '']
a.reject!{|a| a.nil? || a.to_s.empty? }
p a
=> 

mykiy

=> name/value pairs
 { 
  "name":"value"
 }
=> supports 
  number, strings, boolean, nil, array
=> 
{
  "name":"value",
  "array": [ 1,2,3 ],

mykiy

1) Explain calling super and calling super() and give some example?
      super and super() both inherits methods from parent class. super allows the arguments but super() dont allow the arguments.
      Ex:
      --
         class Niyati
           def process(person,work)
              "I am #{person} and am a #{work}"
           end
         end