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Why file handling matters in Ruby - Quick Recap

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beginner
What is file handling in programming?
File handling means reading from and writing data to files stored on a computer. It helps programs save and load information.
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beginner
Why do programs need to handle files?
Programs handle files to keep data even after they stop running, like saving your game progress or storing user settings.
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beginner
How does file handling relate to real life?
Just like you save notes on paper to read later, programs save data in files to use later.
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intermediate
What can happen if a program does not handle files properly?
Data can be lost or corrupted, meaning important information might disappear or become unusable.
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beginner
Name a common file operation in Ruby.
Opening a file with File.open, then reading or writing data, and finally closing the file.
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Why is file handling important in programs?
ATo connect to the internet
BTo make programs run faster
CTo change the program's color
DTo save data permanently
Which of these is NOT a file handling operation?
AReading data from a file
BChanging the computer's wallpaper
CDeleting a file
DWriting data to a file
In Ruby, which method is commonly used to open a file?
AFile.read
BFile.write
CFile.open
DFile.close
What happens if a program does not close a file after opening it?
AThe file may stay locked and cause errors
BThe program will run faster
CThe file will delete automatically
DNothing happens
Which real-life example best explains file handling?
ASaving notes on paper to read later
BTurning on a light switch
CDriving a car
DCooking food
Explain why file handling is important in programming and give a simple real-life example.
Think about how you keep information safe outside your computer program.
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    Describe the basic steps a program takes when handling a file in Ruby.
    Remember the order of actions to safely work with files.
    You got /3 concepts.