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Ruby Strings - Creation and Basics

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Quoting Ruby Strings
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As you can see, the \n got was interpreted as a real new line causing our string to appear onm on two lines when printed.
The single quote gives us a different result:
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In this case the '\n' is treated literally as a '\' and an 'n' with no special meaning.
== General Delimited Strings ==

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