What is an interpolation in perl?



What is an interpolation in perl?..

Answer / Ankit Rakesh

In Perl, interpolation refers to the process of replacing special variables or expressions within a string with their actual values. This is done automatically by Perl when it encounters double-quoted strings (").

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