Ruby - Concurrent ProgrammingWhich of these is the correct syntax to create a new thread in Ruby?Anew Thread { puts 'Hello' }BThread.new { puts 'Hello' }CThread.create { puts 'Hello' }DThread.start puts 'Hello'Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall Ruby thread creation syntaxRuby uses Thread.new with a block to start a new thread.Step 2: Check each optionOnly Thread.new { puts 'Hello' } uses Thread.new with a block correctly.Final Answer:Thread.new { puts 'Hello' } -> Option BQuick Check:Thread creation syntax = Thread.new { ... } [OK]Quick Trick: Use Thread.new with a block to start threads [OK]Common Mistakes:Using Thread.create instead of Thread.newOmitting curly braces for the blockUsing new Thread instead of Thread.new
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