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How does a symbol differ from a string?
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Answer / Yati Bajpai
In Ruby, symbols are objects that represent immutable strings with a colon at the end (e.g., `:symbol`). Symbols have the same value as their corresponding strings but provide better performance when used as keys in hashes or for method names because they are cached internally.
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