Double dollar syntax in string interpolation docs #1531
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Hey, I realized the feature of Scala with the double dollar signs to produce a single dollar sign in an interpolated string is not documented anywhere as far as I can tell. So I think it should be mentioned in the docs here to give developers that stumble upon it in the wild a change to decipher it.
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Hey, I realized the feature of Scala with the double dollar signs to produce a single dollar sign in an interpolated string is not documented anywhere as far as I can tell. So I think it should be mentioned in the docs here to give developers that stumble upon it in the wild a change to decipher it.