Ruby - Advanced MetaprogrammingHow can hooks help build a plugin system in a Ruby framework?ABy automatically generating plugin classesBBy allowing plugins to register code to run at specific eventsCBy disabling all user code except pluginsDBy forcing plugins to rewrite core framework methodsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand plugin system needsPlugins need a way to add behavior without changing core code.Step 2: See how hooks enable thisHooks let plugins register code to run at events, enabling extension safely.Final Answer:By allowing plugins to register code to run at specific events -> Option BQuick Check:Hooks enable plugin registration = D [OK]Quick Trick: Hooks let plugins add code at key points [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking plugins must rewrite core methodsBelieving hooks disable user codeAssuming hooks auto-generate classes
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