Explain how groovy string is expressed?
Answer / Rahul Kumar Shivhare
In Groovy, strings can be expressed using single quotes (`'`) or double quotes (`"`). Single-quoted strings do not perform variable interpolation, while double-quoted strings do. To include a quote within a double-quoted string, you must escape it with a backslash (``). For example: `str1 = 'single-quoted'`, `str2 = "double-quoted"`.
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