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#  Overview
Arrays in Ruby can be represented as a string. This is possible with the **`array.to_s()` function** in Ruby, which creates a string representation of an array.

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#  Syntax
```ruby
array.to_s
```
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## Parameters
This function takes no parameters.

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## Return value
The value returned is a string representation of the array.

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## Code
In the code below, several arrays are created and the string representation, using the `to_s` function, is printed to the console.


# creating arrays
languagesArray = ["Java", "C++", "Python", "Javascript", "Ruby on Rails!" ]
numbersArray = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
alphabetsArray = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e"]
booleanArray = [true, false]
animalsArray = ["dog", "cat", "rat", "cow", "bat"]

# print string representations
puts languagesArray.to_s
puts numbersArray.to_s
puts alphabetsArray.to_s
puts booleanArray.to_s
puts animalsArray.to_s

What is the array.to_s function in Ruby?

Converts arrays to string format with no parameters, returning the string representation.