Ruby - Control FlowFind the error in this Ruby code:puts 'Hello' ifAIncorrect use of putsBMissing end keywordCMissing condition after ifDNo error, code is validCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check inline if syntaxInline if requires a condition after the if keyword.Step 2: Identify missing conditionThe code ends with if but no condition is given, causing syntax error.Final Answer:Missing condition after if -> Option CQuick Check:Inline if must have condition [OK]Quick Trick: Inline if needs condition after if [OK]Common Mistakes:Leaving condition emptyAdding end keyword unnecessarilyThinking puts usage causes error
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