276bf6f8316055dd885313d21bb0f3c8 #hashAmatic #hash

If you work with Ruby, you've often encountered a situation where a method takes multiple keyword arguments. And you need to pass a hash to it and also add another new argument.
In most cases, you do the following: create a new hash and pass it as an argument to the method using the double splat operator `**`. But you can do this more concisely: instead of creating a new hash, pass the hash followed by another argument.

#Ruby #Hash #KeywordArguments #kwargs #Function #Method #DoubleSplat

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54b78b2fb8055f0dcd55ddbf35009359 #hashAmatic #hash
f7d5934fd324ec95db2d492b4ec50c4f #hashAmatic #hash
a9ed4eb6e979f4fc7e8ed225eef65038 #hashAmatic #hash
b7a04af81925090232bfc8f065a4abf8 #hashAmatic #hash
Cracking passwords

When an attacker believes that their target does *not* use [secure passwords](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Security#Choosing_secure_passwords),…

809fe382b7cb6284aea4519910073a1f #hashAmatic #hash
5d91f61cfc3aea800f3e60bdd19f37dc #hashAmatic #hash