[Solved] ruby expression for string interpolation [closed]

Question

So interpolation works like the following. You first need to have double quotes like using the “”‘s. Then inside of those double quotes you just add the # and then the {} which contains the block of code that you want to run. So in this case you have 2 assignments:

 name = "James Kirk" 
 starship = "USS Enterprise"

Would result in you “interpolating” the variables in the string such as this:

what_you_want = "The captain of the #{starship} is #{name}"

Hope this helps! If not, please leave a comment and I’ll elaborate.

Accepted Answer

So interpolation works like the following. You first need to have double quotes like using the “”‘s. Then inside of those double quotes you just add the # and then the {} which contains the block of code that you want to run. So in this case you have 2 assignments:

 name = "James Kirk" 
 starship = "USS Enterprise"

Would result in you “interpolating” the variables in the string such as this:

what_you_want = "The captain of the #{starship} is #{name}"

Hope this helps! If not, please leave a comment and I’ll elaborate.