Answer / Krishna Kumar Tiwari

Variables in Ruby are containers for storing values. Variables can be assigned values using the '=' operator and should follow naming conventions mentioned earlier (e.g., @variable_name). There are different types of variables: instance variables (@variable), class variables (@@variable), local variables (variable), and global variables ($variable).

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