Ruby - Basics and RuntimeYou want to quickly test a method that doubles a number in IRB. Which code correctly defines and calls it?Adef double(x); x * 2; end; double(5)Bdef double x x * 2 end double(5)Cdef double(x) x * 2; double(5)Ddouble = def(x) x * 2; end; double(5)Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check method definition syntaxdef double(x); x * 2; end; double(5) uses correct Ruby syntax with semicolons and 'end'.Step 2: Confirm method call is correctdouble(5) calls the method properly after definition.Final Answer:def double(x); x * 2; end; double(5) -> Option AQuick Check:Correct method syntax and call in IRB [OK]Quick Trick: Use def ... end and call method after defining [OK]Common Mistakes:Missing 'end' keywordIncorrect method call placementAssigning method to variable incorrectly
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