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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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