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I'm always surprised when #Ruby doesn't have an antonym method for a predicate method.[].empty?#=> true![]

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I'm always surprised when #Ruby doesn't have an antonym method for a predicate method.
[].empty?
#=> true
![].empty?
#=> false
———
I know of [].any?
But that's not what I'd expect as an opposite of `empty?`
I understand why #Rails have `.present?` and `.blank?`
Am I missing something in Ruby?
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I'm always surprised when #Ruby doesn't have an antonym method for a predicate method.
[].empty?
#=> true
![].empty?
#=> false
———
I know of [].any?
But that's not what I'd expect as an opposite of `empty?`
I understand why #Rails have `.present?` and `.blank?`
Am I missing something in Ruby?
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