[Solved] Identify the error in this Ruby code:class Parent def details(age) "Age: #{age}" end end class Child | Ruby

Ruby - Inheritance

Identify the error in this Ruby code:

class Parent
  def details(age)
    "Age: #{age}"
  end
end

class Child < Parent
  def details
    super
  end
end

puts Child.new.details(30)

Asuper cannot be called without parentheses

BParent's details method is missing a default argument

CChild's details method does not accept any arguments but is called with one

DNo error; code runs correctly

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check method signatures
Parent's details expects one argument age.
Step 2: Child method signature
Child's details method takes no arguments but calls super without arguments.
Step 3: Invocation
Calling Child.new.details(30) passes one argument to Child's method, which does not accept any, causing an argument error.
Final Answer:
Child's details method does not accept any arguments but is called with one -> Option C
Quick Check:
Method signatures must match for super calls [OK]

Quick Trick: Child method must accept arguments if parent does [OK]

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