Ruby - InheritanceYou want to add logging behavior to multiple unrelated classes without using multiple inheritance. How can you do this in Ruby?AMake all classes inherit from a common Logging classBDefine logging methods inside each class separatelyCUse global variables to share logging methodsDCreate a module with logging methods and include it in each classCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recognize Ruby's single inheritance limitationRuby allows only one parent class, so multiple inheritance is not possible.Step 2: Use modules to share behaviorModules can be included in any class to add shared methods like logging without inheritance.Final Answer:Create a module with logging methods and include it in each class -> Option DQuick Check:Modules add shared behavior without multiple inheritance [OK]Quick Trick: Use modules to share code across unrelated classes [OK]Common Mistakes:Trying to inherit from multiple classes for loggingUsing global variables instead of modulesDuplicating code inside each class
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