You want to create a custom exception that stores an error code along with the message. Which code correctly implements this?

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Ruby - Error Handling

Aclass CodeError < StandardError def initialize(msg) @code = msg end end

Bclass CodeError def initialize(msg, code) @code = code super(msg) end end

Cclass CodeError < StandardError attr_reader :code def initialize(msg, code) super(msg) @code = code end end

Dclass CodeError < Exception def initialize(code) @code = code end end

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check inheritance and attribute
class CodeError < StandardError attr_reader :code def initialize(msg, code) super(msg) @code = code end end inherits from StandardError and defines attr_reader for code to access it.
Step 2: Verify initialize method
It calls super(msg) to set the message and stores code in @code correctly.
Final Answer:
class CodeError < StandardError with attr_reader and initialize(msg, code) -> Option C
Quick Check:
Custom exception with extra data = class CodeError < StandardError attr_reader :code def initialize(msg, code) super(msg) @code = code end end [OK]

Quick Trick: Use attr_reader and call super(msg) in initialize [OK]

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