def a
  return unless false || false || true
  return "HELLO FROM METHOD"
end

OR Equivalent

def a
  return if true && true && false
  return "HELLO FROM METHOD"
end

Output on calling method :a
HELLO FROM METHOD

2.

def b
  unless false || false || true
    return "HELLO FROM METHOD"
  end
end

Output on calling method :b
nil

We have this 2 code blocks

• method :a where unless is cobined with return inside the method.
• method :b where unless block itself is there inside the method.

I’m a bit confused that how method :a returned the string as the resultant of the unless in both the methods would be like unless true or if false then whats going on in the method :a

Is it like whenever we combine the return with if or unless it considered as a whole and its evaluated as a whole only, if yes then its kind of makes sense

sorry I am unable to explain this “evaluated as a whole” but is it like it cosiders return if false or return unless true as whole statement?