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Context Let's consider the following code, defining basic classes and one custom error: class CustomError < StandardError; end class Parent def raise_custom_error raise CustomError rescue StandardError puts "StandardError rescued" end end class Child < Parent def call raise_custom_error rescue CustomError puts "CustomError rescued" end end Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Now, let's examine the following method call:: Child.new.call Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode To summarize, this code does the following: Defines a CustomError class that inherits from StandardError Creates a Child class with a #call method that invokes raise_custom_error from its parent class Parent Implements exception handling in…