Explain ruby strings.
Answer / Bhaskar Yadav
"Strings in Ruby are sequences of characters, enclosed within single quotes (') or double quotes ("). They can be created using a literal string, concatenation using + operator, and interpolation using #{}. Strings are immutable in Ruby, which means once created, they cannot be changed. "
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