How do I pass parameters to Ruby Lambda functions?

How do I pass parameters to Ruby Lambda functions?

In Ruby, you can pass parameters to a lambda function by defining them in the lambda's signature. For example: my_lambda = ->(param) { puts param }.

Can I pass multiple parameters?

Yes, you can pass multiple parameters by separating them with commas in the lambda's signature, like this: my_lambda = ->(param1, param2) { puts param1; puts param2 }.

What happens if I don't pass the expected number of parameters?

If you don't pass the expected number of parameters, Ruby will raise an ArgumentError indicating the wrong number of arguments.

Can I use default values for parameters?

Yes, you can set default values for parameters in a lambda. For example: my_lambda = ->(param1 = 'default') { puts param1 }.