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判断字符串是否为回文字符串

String objects hold [ordered sequences][] of bytes, typically characters, usually to form pieces of human-readable text. They're a very common object type in all programming languages, and [Ruby][] has a number of high-level and a few low-level ways to create, access and manipulate String objects.

字符串对象保存[有序][ordered sequences]的字节[序列][ordered sequences] ，通常是字符，通常形成人类可读的文本。 在所有编程语言中，它们都是非常常见的对象类型，并且[Ruby][]具有创建，访问和操作String对象的许多高级和一些低级方法。

Strings are most often created with a *String literal*. A [literal][] is a special syntax in the Ruby language that creates an object of a specific type. For example, *23* is a literal that creates a *Fixnum* object. As for String literals, there are several forms.

字符串通常是使用*String文字*创建的。 [文字][literal]是Ruby语言中的一种特殊语法，可以创建特定类型的对象。 例如*，23*是创建一个*Fixnum*对象文字。 至于字符串文字，有几种形式。

## 单引号和双引号字符串 **(** Single-Quotes and Double-Quoted Strings **)** ##

Most languages have a String literal similar to this, so this may be familiar. The types of quotes, ' (single quote, apostrophe or *hard quote*) and " (double quote or *soft quote*) are used to enclose string literals, anything between them will be turned into String objects. The following example demonstrates this.

大多数语言都具有与此相似的String文字，因此可能很熟悉。 引号的类型使用'(单引号，撇号或*硬引号* )和“(双引号或*软引号* )来包围字符串文字，它们之间的任何内容都将变成String对象。以下示例对此进行了演示。

But there are some differences between single and double quotes. Double quotes or *soft quotes* enable some magic to happen behind the scenes. Most useful is interpolation inside strings, useful for inserting the value of a variable into the middle of a string. This is achieved by using the *\#\{ … \}* sequence. The following example will ask you for your name and greet you, using interpolation to insert your name into the string literal that's printed.

但是单引号和双引号之间存在一些差异。 双引号或*软引号*使幕后发生一些魔术。 最有用的是在字符串内部进行插值，对于将变量的值插入字符串的中间很有用。 这是通过使用*＃\{…\}*序列来实现的。 下面的示例将使用插值法将您的姓名插入到打印出的字符串文字中，并询问您的姓名并打招呼。

Note that any code can go inside the braces, not just variable names. Ruby will evaluate that code and whatever is returned it will attempt to insert it into the string. So you could just as easily say *"Hello, \#\{gets.chomp\}"* and forget about the *name* variable. However, it's good practice not to put long expressions inside the braces.

请注意，任何代码都可以放在花括号内，而不仅仅是变量名。 Ruby将评估该代码，无论返回什么，它都会尝试将其插入到字符串中。 因此，您可以轻松地说出*“ Hello，＃\{gets.chomp\}”，*而*不必理会* *name*变量。 但是，最好不要在括号中使用长表达式。

Single quotes, apostrophes, or *hard quotes* are much more restrictive. Inside of the single quotes, Ruby will perform no interpolation or [escape sequences][] other than escaping the single quote character and backslash itself (**\\'** and **\\\\** respectively). If you don't intend to use interpolation, it's recommended to use single quotes more often than not.

单引号，撇号或*硬引号*更具限制性。 在单引号内部，除了转义单引号字符和反斜杠本身(分别为**\\'**和**\\\\** )外，Ruby不会执行任何内插或[转义序列][escape sequences] 。 如果您不打算使用插值，建议您经常使用单引号。

The following example will attempt to interpolate a variable inside of single quotes.

下面的示例将尝试在单引号内插入变量。

If you run this you'll get no error, but what will be printed?

如果运行此命令，则不会出现任何错误，但是将显示什么内容？

The interpolation sequence was passed through uninterpreted.

插值序列未解释。

## 什么时候应该使用单引号和双引号 **(** When Should I Use Single and Double Quotes **)** ##

This is a matter of style. Some prefer to use double quotes all of the time unless they become inconvenient. Others would rather use single quotes unless the interpolation behavior is intended. There's nothing inherently *dangerous* about using double quotes all of the time, but it does make some code easier to read. You don't need to read a string when reading through code if you know there are no interpolations in it because you know the string itself won't have any side effects. So which string literal form you use is up to you, there is no real right and wrong way here.

这是一个风格问题。 有些人宁愿一直使用双引号，除非它们引起不便。 其他人宁愿使用单引号，除非打算进行插值行为。 始终使用双引号没有本质上的*危险* ，但这确实使某些代码更易于阅读。 如果您知道其中没有插值，则无需在读取代码时读取字符串，因为您知道字符串本身不会产生任何副作用。 因此，您使用哪种字符串文字形式取决于您自己，这里没有真正的对与错方法。

## 转义序列 **(** Escape Sequences **)** ##

What if, in a string literal, you want to include a quote character? For instance, the string *"Steve said "Moo!"* won't work. And neither will *'Can't touch this!'*. Both of these strings include the quote character inside of the string, effectively ending the string literal and causing a syntax error. You could switch quote characters, like *'Steve said "Moo!"'*, but that doesn't really solve the problem. Instead, you can escape any quote character inside the string, and it will lose its special meaning (in this case, the special meaning is to close the string).

如果要在字符串文字中包含引号怎么办？ 例如，字符串*“ Steve说” Moo！”*将不起作用， *“'Ca n't touch this！* *”*也将不会起作用。 这两个字符串都在字符串中包含引号字符，从而有效地结束了字符串文字并导致语法错误。您可以切换引号字符，例如*“ Steve说“ Moo！””* ，但这并不能真正解决问题而是，您可以转义字符串中的任何引号字符，并且它将失去其特殊含义(在这种情况下，特殊含义是关闭字符串)。

To escape a character, prepend it with the backslash character. The backslash character tells Ruby to ignore any special meaning the next character may have. If it's a matching quote character, don't end the string. If it's a hash sign, don't start an interpolation block. The following example demonstrates this use of backslash to escape special characters.

要转义字符，请在其前面加上反斜杠字符。 反斜杠字符告诉Ruby忽略下一个字符可能具有的任何特殊含义。 如果它是匹配的引号字符，则不要以字符串结尾。 如果是哈希符号，请不要启动插值块。 下面的示例演示如何使用反斜杠转义特殊字符。

The backslash character can be used to remove any special meaning from the following character but, confusingly, it can also be used to denote special behavior in double-quoted strings. Most of these special behaviors have to do with inserting characters and byte sequences that cannot be typed or represented visually. Not all Strings are character strings or may contain control sequences intended for the terminal, and not the user. Ruby gives you the ability to insert these types of strings using the backslash escape character.

反斜杠字符可用于从以下字符中删除任何特殊含义，但令人困惑的是，它也可用于表示双引号字符串中的特殊行为。 这些特殊行为中的大多数与插入无法以视觉方式键入或表示的字符和字节序列有关。 并非所有的字符串都是字符串，或者可能不包含针对终端(而非用户)的控制序列。 Ruby使您能够使用反斜杠转义符插入这些类型的字符串。

*  \\n - A newline character. The *puts* method does this automatically, but if you wish to insert one in the middle of a string, or the string is destined for something other than the *puts* method, you can use this to insert a newline in a string.
    
    \\ n-换行符。 *puts*方法会自动执行此操作，但是，如果您希望在字符串的中间插入一个，或者该字符串指定用于*puts*方法以外的其他内容，则可以使用此方法在字符串中插入换行符。
 *  \\t - A tab character. The tab character moves the cursor over (on most terminals) to a multiple of 8, so this is very useful for display tabular data. However, there are better ways of doing this, and using the tab character is considered a bit archaic or hackish.
    
    \\ t-制表符。 制表符将光标移到(在大多数终端上)至8的倍数，因此这对于显示表格数据非常有用。 但是，有更好的方法来执行此操作，并且使用制表符被认为有些陈旧或怪异。
 *  \\nnn - A backslash followed by 3 numbers will denote an ASCII character represented by 3 octal digits. Why octal? Mostly for historical reasons.
    
    \\ nnn-反斜杠后跟3个数字将表示一个由3个八进制数字表示的ASCII字符。 为什么八进制？ 主要是出于历史原因。
 *  \\xnn - A backslash, an x, and 2 hex digits. The same as the octal version, only with hex digits.
    
    \\ xnn-反斜杠，x和2个十六进制数字。 与八进制版本相同，仅带有十六进制数字。

You'll probably never use most of these, but know that they exist. And also remember that they only work in double-quoted strings.

您可能永远不会使用其中的大多数，但是知道它们存在。 还要记住，它们只能在双引号字符串中使用。

The next page discusses multi-line strings and an alternate syntax for string literals.

下一页讨论多行字符串和字符串文字的替代语法。

## 多行字符串 **(** Multi-Line Strings **)** ##

Most languages don't allow multi-line string literals, but Ruby does. There's no need to end your strings and append more strings for the next line, Ruby handles multi-line string literals just fine with the default [syntax][].

大多数语言不允许多行字符串文字，但是Ruby允许。 无需结束字符串并为下一行附加更多字符串，Ruby使用默认[语法即可][syntax]处理多行字符串文字。

## 替代语法 **(** Alternate Syntax **)** ##

As with most other literals, Ruby provides an alternate syntax for string literals. If you're using a lot of quote characters inside your literals, for example, you may want to use this syntax. When you use this syntax is a matter of style, they're usually not needed for strings.

与大多数其他文字一样，Ruby为字符串文字提供了另一种语法。 例如，如果您在文字中使用很多引号字符，则可能要使用此语法。 当您使用此语法只是样式问题时，字符串通常不需要它们。

To use the alternate syntax, use the following sequence for single-quoted strings *%q\{ … \}*. Similarly, use the following syntax for double-quoted strings *%Q\{ … \}*. This alternate syntax follows all the same rules as their "normal" cousins. Also, note that you can use any characters you wish instead of braces. If you use a brace, square bracket, angle bracket or parenthesis, then the matching character will end the literal. If you don't want to use matching characters, you can use any other symbol (anything not a letter or number). The literal will be closed with another of the same symbol. The following example shows you several ways to use this syntax.

要使用备用语法，请对单引号字符串*％q \{…\}*使用以下序列。 同样，对双引号字符串*％Q \{…\}*使用以下语法。 这种替代语法遵循与其“正常”表亲相同的所有规则。 另外，请注意，您可以使用任何希望的字符代替大括号。 如果使用花括号，方括号，尖括号或括号，则匹配字符将以文字结尾。 如果您不想使用匹配的字符，则可以使用任何其他符号(任何字母或数字除外)。 文字将用另一个相同的符号关闭。 以下示例显示了使用此语法的几种方法。

The alternate syntax also works as a multi-line string.

备用语法也可以用作多行字符串。

> 翻译自: [https://www.thoughtco.com/string-literals-2908302][https_www.thoughtco.com_string-literals-2908302]

判断字符串是否为回文字符串

[ordered sequences]: https://www.thoughtco.com/how-to-create-arrays-in-ruby-2908192
[Ruby]: https://www.thoughtco.com/ruby-programming-4133469
[literal]: https://www.thoughtco.com/fun-with-strings-example-code-2034322
[escape sequences]: https://www.thoughtco.com/the-string-literal-2034316
[syntax]: https://www.thoughtco.com/source-code-definition-958200
[https_www.thoughtco.com_string-literals-2908302]: https://www.thoughtco.com/string-literals-2908302