If i have a loop such as
users.each do |u| #some code end
Where users is a hash of multiple users. What's the easiest conditional logic to see if you are on the last user in the users hash and only want to execute specific code for that last user so something like
users.each do |u| #code for everyone #conditional code for last user #code for the last user end end
users.each_with_index do |u, index| # some code if index == users.size - 1 # code for the last user end end
If it's an either/or situation, where you're applying some code to all but the last user and then some unique code to only the last user, one of the other solutions might be more appropriate.
However, you seem to be running the same code for all users, and some additional code for the last user. If that's the case, this seems more correct, and more clearly states your intent:
users.each do |u| #code for everyone end users.last.do_stuff() # code for last user
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