seebs
5/23/2007 4:39:00 AM
In message <pYM4i.345947$g24.243267@newsfe12.phx>, "Michael W. Ryder" writes:
>How does one know when to use string interpolation and when it isn't
>needed? I know that if I want to put a variable in the middle of a
>string I have to use interpolation so I thought I also needed something
>like that in this case as I didn't want to convert c's to d's.
It's simple. If you are trying to embed a variable in a literal string, you
need string interpolation. That's it. That's the only time you need it.
-s