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Lambda and procedure in Ruby are Proc objects that encapsulate blocks of code.
The main differences lie in their behavior regarding return values and the number of arguments accepted:
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Lambda:
- Strictly controls the number of arguments (like a regular method).
- Inside a lambda,
returnonly returns from the lambda itself.
# Lambda example lambda_proc = lambda { |a, b| return a + b } puts lambda_proc.call(1, 2) # 3 # Error: incorrect number of arguments # lambda_proc.call(1) -
Proc:
- Less strict about the number of arguments (may not raise an error if more or fewer arguments are provided).
- Inside a proc,
returnreturns from the context where the proc was defined (like in a block).
# Proc example proc_proc = Proc.new { |a, b| return a + b } def method_with_proc proc_proc = Proc.new { return "return from method" } proc_proc.call "this text will not be shown" end puts method_with_proc # return from method # Does not raise an error with incorrect argument count (behavior may be unpredictable) # proc_proc.call(1)
Comparison:
| Characteristic | Lambda | Proc |
|---|---|---|
| Argument control | Strict | Not strict |
return behavior |
Returns from itself | Returns from the context |
| Class | Proc (but with lambda?) |
Proc |
| Creation | lambda { ... }, -> { ... } |
Proc.new { ... }, proc { ... } |
In most cases, it is preferable to use lambdas for passing blocks of behavior similar to methods, due to their more predictable behavior with arguments and return. Procs are often used for lower-level tasks or when their specific return behavior is desired.