[Solved] Find the problem in this Ruby method:def check(value) if value > 0 return else return "Negative" end end | Ruby

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Find the problem in this Ruby method:

def check(value)
  if value > 0
    return
  else
    return "Negative"
  end
end

AMethod returns boolean values

BSyntax error due to missing return value

CMethod always returns string

DMethod returns nil for positive values

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze return statements for each condition
For value > 0, method returns without value, which means nil.
Step 2: Check else branch return value
Else branch returns string "Negative".
Final Answer:
Method returns nil for positive values -> Option D
Quick Check:
Return without value returns nil [OK]

Quick Trick: Return without value returns nil, be explicit if needed [OK]

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