Explain retry statement in ruby.
Answer / Arun Kumar Sharma
"The retry statement in Ruby restarts the current iteration of a loop from the beginning, unless an exception is explicitly handled. When used within a rescue clause, it attempts to execute the body of the loop again until a specified condition is met or a break or return statement is encountered."
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