[Solved] How can you modify this method to accept any extra keyword arguments without error?def log_event(event:, user:) puts "Event: #{event}, User: #{user}" end | Ruby

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How can you modify this method to accept any extra keyword arguments without error?

def log_event(event:, user:)
  puts "Event: #{event}, User: #{user}"
end

ARemove all parameters

BAdd **kwargs parameter: def log_event(event:, user:, **kwargs)

CAdd *args parameter: def log_event(event:, user:, *args)

DUse positional arguments instead

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand how to accept extra keyword arguments
Ruby uses double splat (**kwargs) to capture extra keyword arguments.
Step 2: Check options
Add **kwargs parameter: def log_event(event:, user:, **kwargs) correctly adds **kwargs. Add *args parameter: def log_event(event:, user:, *args) uses *args which captures positional args, not keywords. Options A, B, and D remove or change parameters incorrectly.
Final Answer:
Add **kwargs parameter: def log_event(event:, user:, **kwargs) -> Option B
Quick Check:
Use **kwargs to accept extra keyword arguments [OK]

Quick Trick: Use **kwargs to capture extra keyword args [OK]

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