Answer / Saneep Singh

"To use Ruby methods, you first need to define them in a class or module. Once defined, you can call the method on an object of that class. For example:

class MyClass
def my_method
"This is my method."
end
end

my_object = MyClass.new
puts my_object.my_method

This will output 'This is my method.'"

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