Ruby – Predefined Constants
The following table lists all the Ruby's Predefined Constants − NOTE − TRUE, FALSE, and NIL are backward-compatible. It's preferable to use true, false, and nil. Sr.No.Constant Name & Description1TRUESynonym for…
The following table lists all the Ruby's Predefined Constants − NOTE − TRUE, FALSE, and NIL are backward-compatible. It's preferable to use true, false, and nil. Sr.No.Constant Name & Description1TRUESynonym for…
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Once you have achieved the purpose of using a ElastiCache cluster, you will eventually reach a point when you no longer need the cluster either because you have a new…