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Programming Ruby 3.2 (5th Edition): B4.0 page 590, bmbm
I’ve used bm a few times, I knew there was a bmbm but nothing more. Now I understand its usefulness.
Generally speaking, I appreciate the way you present the methods in these Language Reference chapters, the grouping by functionality, the useful hints, putting all your practical experience into them.
Bernard Kaiflin
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