[Solved] Given this Ruby code:class User def initialize(name) @name=name end endWhat Rubocop offense will it report? | Ruby

Ruby - Ecosystem and Best Practices

Given this Ruby code:

class User
  def initialize(name)
    @name=name
  end
end

What Rubocop offense will it report?

AClass name should be lowercase

BMethod name should be camelCase

CMissing space around assignment operator

DInstance variable should not start with @

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Inspect spacing around assignment
The code @name=name misses spaces around the equals sign, which Rubocop flags.
Step 2: Confirm naming conventions
Class name is correctly capitalized, method name is snake_case, and instance variables start with @ as expected.
Final Answer:
Missing space around assignment operator -> Option C
Quick Check:
Rubocop flags spacing around = operator [OK]

Quick Trick: Put spaces around = for assignments [OK]

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