Apprenticeship journey Day 11

Today I still focused on TDD, writing better tests that cover every line of code written. I learned about the "any" enumerable keyword in ruby. It is a keyword that returns “True” if any value in the enumerable meets the condition criteria. I also used the "‘all” keyword which returns true if all elements in the array are true. I was initially repeating myself and hadn’t found a way to resolve it. The way loops work in ruby keeps on surprising me.coming from a python background, if we have a nested list, we need to write a loop to go through the first list then write another one to go through the second list. In ruby, I only have to write one loop to do this. I haven’t fully wrapped my head around it. I didn’t have any frustration today.