push new element into array within hash

ruby-on-rails

Solution

If your hash is called, for example, `hsh`, then the "Apple" array can be accessed by `hsh["Apple"]`. You can use this like any variable, so to add a value to that array just do `hsh["Apple"] << some_value`. Like so:

irb> hsh = { "Apple" => [1, 5.99], "Banana" => [5, 9.99] }
irb> hsh["Apple"] << 9999
=> { "Apple" => [1, 5.99, 9999], "Banana" => [5, 9.99] }

Problem

I have a hash which, I have keys that uniquely identify each element within the hash. And within each element, I have an array. So my question is, how do I put another element inside that array within the hash. ``` {"Apple"=>[1, 5.99], "Banana"=>[5, 9.99]} ``` I'm looping through a result set, and I'm a little bit lost how to add another element to the array...

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