String Interpolation
String interpolation allows any valid expression to appear within a double-quoted string. The result of processing the expression is inserted into the string.
The format for string interpolation is "#{EXPRESSION}". For example:
{{ "Sam #{middleName} Smith" }}The expression can be a simple variable. It can also be math, filters, or the output of a function. String interpolation can be used when outputting content or when setting a variable.
{{ "One plus two equals: #{1 + 2}" }}{% set value = "Hello #{name|upper}" %}{{ "Some random value: #{random_letters()}" }}String interpolation is an alternative to using the ~ operator to join strings or variables together.
Your code can ignore string interpolations by escaping them with a backslash.
{{ "Hello \#{name}" }}
# This will output: Hello #{name}