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What are the looping structures available in Ruby?
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the looping structures available in Ruby are

 for..in

untill..end

while..end

do..end

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Each one of the operators you listed can be overridden rather trivially, so they're not 'operators' in the strictest (eg. java, c, php) sense.
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