Ruby - Variables and Data TypesWhich Ruby method best demonstrates dynamic typing by accepting any argument and returning its string form?Adef to_string(value) value.convert_to_string endBdef to_string(value: String) value endCdef to_string(value) value.to_str endDdef to_string(value) value.to_s endCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand dynamic typingMethod should accept any type without type restrictions.Step 2: Analyze optionsdef to_string(value) value.to_s end uses value.to_s which works for all Ruby objects.Step 3: Identify incorrect optionsdef to_string(value: String) value end uses type annotation (not Ruby syntax), C and D call methods not guaranteed on all objects.Final Answer:def to_string(value) value.to_s end -> Option DQuick Check:to_s works on all Ruby objects [OK]Quick Trick: Use to_s to convert any object to string [OK]Common Mistakes:Using type annotations not supported in RubyCalling methods not defined on all objectsAssuming all objects have to_str method
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