Ruby Method Chaining

One thing that has bothered me as I learn different enumerable methods is that some methods, such as Select or Map, produce new arrays of information. To keep changing or accessing information that these arrays produce, you can assign each method to a variable and call the new variable as you go along, but that can grow cluttered very quickly. This is where Method Chaining (or Daisy Chaining) comes into play. Just like tying together multiple daisies end to end makes a chain, you can string together method after method in Ruby, and get a neat, concise package. …