Ruby - Basics and RuntimeHow can you create a hash from two arrays in Ruby, where one array contains keys and the other contains values?AUse keys.map(values)BUse Hash[keys.zip(values)]CUse keys + valuesDUse keys.merge(values)Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand zip methodzip combines two arrays element-wise into pairs.Step 2: Convert pairs to hashHash[] converts array of pairs into a hash with keys and values.Final Answer:Use Hash[keys.zip(values)] -> Option BQuick Check:Combine arrays with zip, then convert to hash [OK]Quick Trick: Use zip to pair arrays, then Hash[] to create hash [OK]Common Mistakes:Trying to add arrays directlyUsing map incorrectlyUsing merge on arrays
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