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Q. What does the term "aliasing" refer to in Ruby?

(A) Creating a copy of an existing method or variable

(B) Renaming an existing method or variable

(C) Deleting an existing method or variable

(D) Creating an alternate name for an existing method or variable

Correct answer: Option(D)

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