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#  Overview
The **`each_char`** in Ruby is used to pass each character that makes a string to a #key# block : A block is a loop in Ruby. #key# in Ruby. The block of `each_char` takes a single parameter which represents characters in a string.

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#  Syntax
```ruby
str.each_char {|c| block }
```

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## Parameters
`str`: The string we want to print each of its characters. 

`c`: This is passed to the block. It represents the characters in string `str`.

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## Return value
It returns the characters of a string.

## Example


# create a string
str1 = "Edpresso"

# print each character
# using each_char method
str1.each_char {|c| puts c}

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## Explanation
In the code above, we print each character of string `str1` using the `each_char` method. From the result above, we see that the `each_char` method is used to pass each character of a string to a given block. And in turn, we can do anything to these characters. In this case, we print each of the characters.

What is each_char in Ruby?

each_char in Ruby iterates over each character of a string, passing them to a block for processing.