[Solved] Find the problem in this Ruby ternary expression:value = 10 result = value > 5 ? "High" : "Low" puts result | Ruby

Ruby - Operators and Expressions

Find the problem in this Ruby ternary expression:

value = 10
result = value > 5 ? "High" :
"Low"
puts result

ASyntax error due to line break without parentheses

BNo error, code works correctly

CMissing question mark '?'

DIncorrect variable assignment

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check if line break affects ternary syntax
Ruby allows line breaks after the colon ':' without parentheses if indentation is correct.
Step 2: Confirm code runs without error
The code assigns "High" because 10 > 5 is true, so result is "High" and prints it correctly.
Final Answer:
No error, code works correctly -> Option B
Quick Check:
Line breaks allowed after ':' if syntax is clear [OK]

Quick Trick: Line breaks okay if syntax is clear [OK]

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