Ruby - Advanced MetaprogrammingYou want to create a hook that runs multiple blocks in order. Which approach works best?AStore blocks in an array and call each in sequenceBOverwrite the stored block each time a new one is addedCUse a single block that calls other blocks manuallyDDefine multiple methods with the same hook nameCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the need to run multiple blocksTo run many blocks, you must keep them all, not overwrite.Step 2: Identify best storage methodStoring blocks in an array and calling each one in order allows multiple hooks.Final Answer:Store blocks in an array and call each in sequence -> Option AQuick Check:Multiple hooks need array storage = B [OK]Quick Trick: Use arrays to keep multiple hook blocks [OK]Common Mistakes:Overwriting previous blocksTrying to define duplicate methodsUsing one block to call others manually
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