Ruby - Basics and RuntimeWhich of these is a correct single-line comment in Ruby?A// This is a commentB<!-- This is a comment -->C/* This is a comment */D# This is a commentCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall Ruby comment syntaxRuby uses the # symbol to start single-line comments.Step 2: Match the correct optionOnly # This is a comment uses # correctly for a single-line comment.Final Answer:# This is a comment -> Option DQuick Check:Single-line comment symbol = # [OK]Quick Trick: Use # for single-line comments in Ruby [OK]Common Mistakes:Using // from other languagesUsing /* */ which is not RubyConfusing HTML comments with Ruby
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