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    This document summarizes different string notation options in Ruby including single-quoted (''), double-quoted (""), percent notation (%[]), here document notation (<<HERE), and percentage notation (%Q[] and %q[]). It explains that double-quoted and here document strings allow for string interpolation while single-quoted and percentage notation with q do not.

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    This document summarizes different string notation options in Ruby including single-quoted (''), double-quoted (""), percent notation (%[]), here document notation (<<HERE), and percentage notation (%Q[] and %q[]). It explains that double-quoted and here document strings allow for string interpolation while single-quoted and percentage notation with q do not.

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    Strings in ruby Cheat Sheet

    by Darek Ndza (nedzadarek) via cheatography.com/7647/cs/1149/

    Strings in ruby Percentage notation

    Name Example Interpolated? Name Example Interpolated

    '' 'string' Q %Q[] yes

    "" "string" yes q %q[] no

    % notation %[string] only without or


    with Q modyfier Here document

    "Here <<HERE yes <<DELIMITER


    document" some string
    notation ' ' "string" can have

    string #{interpolated_variable}
    DELIMITER
    HERE
    with '-' ending delimiter can start with
    spaces
    <<-DELIMITER
    text
    _DELIMITER

    Underscore used instead of space

    By Darek Ndza (nedzadarek) Published 18th July, 2013. Sponsored by Readability-Score.com


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