You want to debug a loop that modifies a hash. How can you use byebug to step through each iteration and inspect the hash contents?

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You want to debug a loop that modifies a hash. How can you use byebug to step through each iteration and inspect the hash contents?

ARestart the program after each iteration.

BInsert <code>byebug</code> inside the loop and use <code>next</code> to step iterations.

CUse <code>puts</code> statements instead of debugger.

DInsert <code>binding.pry</code> outside the loop only.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Place byebug inside the loop
This pauses execution each iteration allowing inspection.
Step 2: Use debugger commands like next
Use next to move to the next iteration step by step.
Final Answer:
Insert byebug inside the loop and use next to step iterations. -> Option B
Quick Check:
byebug inside loop + next = step through iterations [OK]

Quick Trick: Use byebug inside loops and next command to step [OK]

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