What does the `next` keyword do in a loop in Ruby? - Ruby MCQs

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Q. What does the `next` keyword do in a loop in Ruby?

(A) Continues to the next iteration of the loop

(B) Exits the loop

(C) Skips the current iteration of the loop

(D) Resets the loop counter to 0

Correct answer: Option(A)

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