[Solved] Identify the error in this Ruby code:def example raise "Error occurred" rescue puts "Rescued" end example | Ruby

Ruby - Error Handling

Identify the error in this Ruby code:

def example
  raise "Error occurred"
rescue
  puts "Rescued"
end

example

ANo error, code runs and prints "Rescued"

BSyntax error: rescue must be inside begin-end block

CRuntime error: raise cannot be used without rescue

DNo output because rescue is misplaced

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand implicit begin in method
In Ruby, method bodies have an implicit begin block, so rescue can be used directly.
Step 2: Check code behavior
The raise triggers an error, which is rescued, so "Rescued" is printed.
Final Answer:
No error, code runs and prints "Rescued" -> Option A
Quick Check:
Rescue works inside method without explicit begin = D [OK]

Quick Trick: Methods have implicit begin for rescue [OK]

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