[Solved] Identify the error in this Ruby code using currying: multiply = ->(x, y) { x * y } curried_multiply = multiply.curry result = curried_multiply(2)(3) puts result | Ruby

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Identify the error in this Ruby code using currying:

multiply = ->(x, y) { x * y }
curried_multiply = multiply.curry
result = curried_multiply(2)(3)
puts result

Amultiply should be defined with def, not lambda

BNo error, code runs correctly and prints 6

Ccurry method does not exist for lambdas

Dcurried_multiply(2)(3) should be curried_multiply.call(2).call(3)

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check syntax for currying and calling
In Ruby, lambdas can be curried and called using parentheses like functions.
Step 2: Verify code behavior
curried_multiply(2) returns a function that multiplies by 2; calling (3) returns 6. The code runs without error.
Final Answer:
No error, code runs correctly and prints 6 -> Option B
Quick Check:
Currying with lambdas and calls works as shown [OK]

Quick Trick: Parentheses work for calling curried lambdas [OK]

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