[Solved] You have a nested data structure:settings = {theme: {colors: [{name: "red", code: "#f00"}, {name: "green", code: "#0f0"}]}}Which dig call correctly retrieves the color code for the second color? | Ruby

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You have a nested data structure:

settings = {theme: {colors: [{name: "red", code: "#f00"}, {name: "green", code: "#0f0"}]}}

Which dig call correctly retrieves the color code for the second color?

Asettings.dig(:theme, :colors)[1][code]

Bsettings.dig(:theme, :colors, 1, :code)

Csettings.dig(:theme, :colors, :code, 1)

Dsettings.dig(:theme, :colors, 2, :code)

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the nested structure
colors is an array of hashes. The second color is at index 1 (arrays start at 0).
Step 2: Use dig with correct keys and index
To get the code of the second color, use dig(:theme, :colors, 1, :code). settings.dig(:theme, :colors, 1, :code) matches this.
Final Answer:
settings.dig(:theme, :colors, 1, :code) -> Option B
Quick Check:
dig accesses nested array index and hash key [OK]

Quick Trick: Use array index as integer in dig for arrays [OK]

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