Ruby - File IOWhich Ruby method from the CSV library is used to read all rows from a CSV file into an array?ACSV.openBCSV.readCCSV.generateDCSV.writeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall CSV methods for readingCSV.read reads the entire CSV file and returns an array of rows.Step 2: Compare other methodsCSV.open is for opening files with a block, CSV.generate creates CSV data as a string, CSV.write writes data to a file.Final Answer:CSV.read -> Option BQuick Check:Method to read all rows = CSV.read [OK]Quick Trick: Use CSV.read to get all rows as an array [OK]Common Mistakes:Using CSV.open to read all rowsConfusing CSV.generate with reading
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