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Q. In Ruby, what is the difference between a proc and a lambda?

(A) Procs perform strict argument checking, while lambdas do not

(B) Lambdas can accept a variable number of arguments, while procs cannot

(C) Lambdas perform strict argument checking, while procs do not

(D) Procs can accept a variable number of arguments, while lambdas cannot

Correct answer: Option(C)

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