Just a question.. 😇

Question

Hey guys, anybody knows how we can embed a methodical operant (*, +, /, %, -) inside a string...

We know that the syntax #{} gets used for embeding dates inside the string like - - > name = John - - > now we gonna embed it into a string -- - > puts " your name is : #{name} (it's ruby lng)

But when i try a arithmetic operand inside a string it doesn't work I.e - - > a = 9 , b=6 , char = *
Now it's embeding time-----> puts "the result is : #{a} #{char} #{b}"

Answer 1

You can't do that in JavaScript as of now

...but you can try this out

document.write(eval("9*5"))

Answer 2

Instead of printing --> the result is 54, it prints---> the result is : 9*5

N here's my point, how i can made a arithmetic operand works inside a string 😇😇😇