In Terraform HCL, what does the object type of object({ name=string, age=number }) match?

The correct answer demonstrates the object type object({ name = string, age = number }), which indicates that the object must have two specific attributes: name must be a string and age must be a number.

In this context, both "name" and "age" adhere to the specified types, meaning that "name" can be any string value, and "age" must be a numeric value that does not enclose digits in quotes.

The first choice satisfies the object definition since "name" is a string and "age" is a number. The second choice also meets the type requirements, with "name" being a valid string and "age" as a proper number, making it a correct match.

The third choice is excluded because even though "name" is a valid string, "age" is provided as a string representation of a number, which does not match the required number type.

Similarly, the fourth choice is invalid because while "name" is a string, setting "age" to null does not satisfy the number type requirement; null is not considered a number in this instance.

Hence, the option that meets all criteria outlined in the object type definition is the one