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You have two traits, Logger and FileLogger, both with a method log(). You want a class to use FileLogger::log() by default but also keep Logger::log() accessible under the name basicLog(). Which code snippet correctly achieves this?

Ause Logger, FileLogger { FileLogger::log as basicLog; Logger::log insteadof FileLogger; }

Buse Logger, FileLogger { Logger::log insteadof FileLogger; FileLogger::log as basicLog; }

Cuse Logger, FileLogger { log insteadof Logger, FileLogger; Logger::log as basicLog; }

Duse Logger, FileLogger { FileLogger::log insteadof Logger; Logger::log as basicLog; }

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Choose default method with insteadof
To use FileLogger::log() by default, write FileLogger::log insteadof Logger;.
Step 2: Rename other method with as
To keep Logger::log() accessible as basicLog(), write Logger::log as basicLog;.
Final Answer:
use Logger, FileLogger { FileLogger::log insteadof Logger; Logger::log as basicLog; } -> Option D
Quick Check:
Default with insteadof, rename with as [OK]

Quick Trick: Use insteadof for default, as to rename [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Swapping traits in insteadof
Using as without insteadof
Incorrect method renaming syntax

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Which code snippet correctly achieves this?

Step 1: Choose default method with `insteadof`

Step 2: Rename other method with `as`

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