Ruby - Classes and ObjectsHow can you demonstrate that even classes are objects in Ruby?ABy calling methods on a class like String.newBBy trying to assign a class to a variableCBy calling class methods on a class objectDBy inheriting from a classCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand classes as objectsClasses in Ruby are instances of Class, so they have methods themselves.Step 2: Demonstrate by calling class methodsCalling methods like String.name or Array.superclass shows classes respond to methods, proving they are objects.Final Answer:By calling class methods on a class object -> Option CQuick Check:Classes respond to methods = B [OK]Quick Trick: Classes have methods because they are objects too [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking only instances have methodsConfusing instance methods with class methodsAssuming classes are just blueprints
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