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Let’s say we want to save a range of numbers in a variable. How would we do this? A variable can only hold a single value, right?

In Ruby, we can pack multiple values into a single variable using an array. An array is just a list of items between square brackets, like so: [1, 2, 3, 4]. The items don’t have to be in order—you can just as easily have [10, 31, 19, 400].

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Create a variable called my_array and set it equal to the numbers 1 through 5, inclusive, in order.

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