Ruby | Regexp ===() function

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Regexp#===() : ===() is a Regexp class method which compares the equality of two regular expressions.
Syntax: Regexp.===() Parameter: Regexp values Return: true - if two regular expressions has equality otherwise return false
Example #1 : Ruby 
# Ruby code for Regexp.===() method

# declaring Regexp value
reg_a = /a/

# declaring Regexp value
reg_b = /geeks/

# declaring Regexp value
reg_c = /a/


#  === method
puts "Regexp === form : #{reg_a === reg_b}\n\n"

puts "Regexp === form : #{reg_b === reg_c}\n\n"

puts "Regexp === form : #{reg_c === reg_a}\n\n"
Output : 
Regexp === form : false

Regexp === form : false

Regexp === form : false
Example #2 : Ruby 
# Ruby code for Regexp.===() method

# declaring Regexp value
reg_a = /geeks/

# declaring Regexp value
reg_b = /problem/

# declaring Regexp value
reg_c = /code/


#  === method
puts "Regexp === form : #{reg_a === reg_b}\n\n"

puts "Regexp === form : #{reg_b === reg_b}\n\n"

puts "Regexp === form : #{reg_c === reg_a}\n\n"
Output : 
Regexp === form : false

Regexp === form : false

Regexp === form : false

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