Ruby - Classes and ObjectsWhat will be the output of this Ruby code?puts 7.classAFixnumBNumberCObjectDIntegerCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Ruby's number classesIn modern Ruby versions, integers are instances of Integer class, not Fixnum.Step 2: Check the output of 7.class7.class returns Integer, so output is "Integer".Final Answer:Integer -> Option DQuick Check:7.class = Integer [OK]Quick Trick: Integers belong to Integer class in Ruby 2.4+ [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking Fixnum is still used in modern RubyAssuming numbers belong to generic Number classConfusing Object with Integer class
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