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Q. What does the gem pristine --all command do in Ruby?

(A) Updates all installed gems to their latest versions

(B) Restores all installed gems to their pristine condition

(C) Reinstalls all installed gems

(D) Updates all installed gems to their latest versions

Correct answer: Option(B)

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