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Q. In Ruby, what does it mean to "freeze" an object?

(A) Prevents further modifications to the object's state

(B) Locks the object's methods so they cannot be overridden

(C) Forces the object to release all resources allocated to it

(D) Prevents the object from being garbage collected

Correct answer: Option(A)

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