Q. In Ruby, what does the `else` keyword do?
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(A)
Specifies the code block to execute if a condition is true
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(B)
Specifies the code block to execute if a condition is false
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(C)
Specifies the code block to execute if no other conditions are met
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(D)
Specifies the code block to execute in all cases
✅ Correct Answer: (C)
Specifies the code block to execute if no other conditions are met