In this section, we'll examine how to delete items from a Ruby hash. Let's start by creating a new hash called people. It will contain the names and ages of people:
people = { jordan: 32, tiffany: 27, kristine: 10, heather: 29 }
I can confirm that this is working by attempting to select a value using the following code:
people[:tiffany]
The preceding code will return the value of 27.
Deleting from a hash is similar to how you would do it from an array, except, instead of an index, we'll pass the key as a symbol:
people.delete(:kristine)
This method not only deletes that record from the hash but also returns the value, which in this case, is the age of kristine.
Now, if you go to the hash, you can see that it has only three key/value pairs instead of the original four, because one was deleted:
So, that's how you can delete values...
