Which of the following is a syntax error when creating a Ruby hash?

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Ruby - Hashes

A{ :age => 30, name: "Bob" }

B{ age: 30 name: "Bob" }

C{ "age" => 30, :name => "Bob" }

D{ age: 30, "name" => "Bob" }

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check commas between pairs
Ruby hashes require commas between key-value pairs. { age: 30 name: "Bob" } misses a comma between 30 and name:.
Step 2: Validate other options
Options A, B, and C correctly separate pairs with commas and use valid syntax.
Final Answer:
{ age: 30 name: "Bob" } -> Option B
Quick Check:
Missing commas cause syntax errors [OK]

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