How can you create a string that includes a variable's value and a newline in Ruby?

hard📝 Application Q9 of 15

Ruby - Variables and Data Types

A'Hello, #{name}\nWelcome!'

B"Hello, #{name}\nWelcome!"

C"Hello, #{name}\nWelcome!".length

D'Hello, ' + name + '\nWelcome!'

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Use double quotes for interpolation and escape sequences
Double quotes allow #{name} to be replaced by variable value and \n to create newline.
Step 2: Check options for correct usage
"Hello, #{name}\nWelcome!" uses double quotes with interpolation and newline correctly. A uses single quotes, so no interpolation or newline. C calls .length producing an integer instead of string. D concatenates strings but \n is literal, not newline.
Final Answer:
"Hello, #{name}\nWelcome!" -> Option B
Quick Check:
Double quotes needed for interpolation and escape sequences [OK]

Quick Trick: Use double quotes for interpolation and escape sequences [OK]

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