How do you define a custom iterator in Ruby? - Ruby MCQs

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Q. How do you define a custom iterator in Ruby?

(A) By using the define_iterator keyword
(B) By extending the Iterator class
(C) By creating a method that yields to a block of code
(D) By invoking the create_iterator method

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