difference between activesupport's “hashwithindifferentaccess” and ruby's “hash”?
Answer / Mintu Ahmad
"ActiveSupport's HashWithIndifferentAccess is a subclass of Ruby's standard Hash that allows you to use both symbols and strings as keys interchangeably. By contrast, Ruby's standard Hash uses only symbols as keys."
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