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I know that in C#, we can use operator for strings when we need to use special characters as letters inside of it. It’s like %"!@#*&#Y!@#*&!@#\123". Does anyone know how we can do that on Ruby?
In Ruby, you can use
'or"as your string delimiter. The former doesn’t do any special character handling within the string, not even things like\n; the latter does.