[Solved] Identify the problem in this Ruby code:pattern = /abc/ text = "xyzabc" if text =~ pattern puts "Match found" else puts "No match" end | Ruby

Ruby - Regular Expressions

Identify the problem in this Ruby code:

pattern = /abc/
text = "xyzabc"
if text =~ pattern
  puts "Match found"
else
  puts "No match"
end

Atext should be a regex, not string

Bpattern should be a string, not regex

CNo problem, code runs correctly

DUsing == instead of =~ in if

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Review variable types and usage
pattern is a regex, text is a string, which is correct for =~.
Step 2: Check the if condition
text =~ pattern correctly checks for a match and prints accordingly.
Final Answer:
No problem, code runs correctly -> Option C
Quick Check:
Regex variable with =~ works fine [OK]

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