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Wirelesskeyview Apk

Install WirelessKeyView on android phone / tablet using APK file from this. Extract the ZIP file in your PC and find WirelessKeyView.apk files. Install the APK file and let it run.
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Install WirelessKeyView on android phone / tablet using APK file from this. Extract the ZIP file in your PC and find WirelessKeyView.apk files. Install the APK file and let it run.Q:

What does the colon colon notation do in Ruby?

I found this method from another question in Stackoverflow,
def ext = ext.split(/[\._-]+/).inject([]) do |out,e|
out << e.tr("A-Z", "a-z")
end

But I didn't understand what the line below does?
out << e.tr("A-Z", "a-z")

I didn't understand the colon colon notation.
What is this line doing?
I couldn't find any documentation about this notation.

Every colon is an assignment.
out.assign(: <<(e.tr("A-Z", "a-z")))

a.assign(:b = c, :d = 3) # now "b" and "d" are 3
a.assign(:b, c, :d = 3) # now all are 3
a.assign(:a, :b, :c = 3) # still all are 3

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