[Solved] What will this Ruby code print?def check(value) raise ArgumentError, "Value must be positive" if value | Ruby

Ruby - Error Handling

What will this Ruby code print?

def check(value)
  raise ArgumentError, "Value must be positive" if value <= 0
  "Value is #{value}"
end

puts check(-1)

ANo output

BValue is -1

Cnil

DValue must be positive (ArgumentError)

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze the condition and raise
The method raises an ArgumentError with a message if the value is less than or equal to zero.
Step 2: Check the input and output
Since -1 is less than zero, the error is raised and the program stops with that error message.
Final Answer:
Value must be positive (ArgumentError) -> Option D
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Raise triggers error message = A [OK]

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