[Solved] What does it mean to compose two Procs in Ruby? — Ans: Create a new Proc that applies one Proc after the other | Ruby

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What does it mean to compose two Procs in Ruby?

ARun both Procs at the same time in parallel

BCombine two Procs into an array

CConvert Procs into methods automatically

DCreate a new Proc that applies one Proc after the other

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand Proc composition concept
Composing Procs means chaining them so output of one is input to another.
Step 2: Identify the effect of composition
The result is a new Proc that applies the first Proc, then the second.
Final Answer:
Create a new Proc that applies one Proc after the other -> Option D
Quick Check:
Proc composition = chaining Procs [OK]

Quick Trick: Composition chains Procs output to input [OK]

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