[Solved] Identify the problem in this Ruby code:value = nil if value == false puts "False" else puts "Not false" end | Ruby

Ruby - Variables and Data Types

Identify the problem in this Ruby code:

value = nil
if value == false
  puts "False"
else
  puts "Not false"
end

ACannot compare nil with false

BShould use '===' instead of '=='

Cnil is not equal to false, so else runs

DMissing parentheses in if condition

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand comparison of nil and false
In Ruby, nil == false is false because they are different objects.
Step 2: Determine which branch runs
Since condition is false, the else branch runs, printing "Not false".
Final Answer:
nil is not equal to false, so else runs -> Option C
Quick Check:
nil == false is false, else runs [OK]

Quick Trick: nil and false are different objects, not equal [OK]

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