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Q. What is the purpose of the with_index method in Ruby enumerators?

  • (A) Splits a collection into slices before elements that satisfy a given condition
  • (B) Repeats the execution of a block of code for each element in a collection
  • (C) Checks if any element satisfies a given condition
  • (D) Iterates over each element in a collection along with its index

Correct answer: Option(D)

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