scala 字符串插值“$”

Question

Why does string interpolation not work when the name of value of '$'?

In the following code, why does the value of $ not get printed? What is the mistake when the value of x is printed using string interpolation?

repl> val x="test value"
repl> val $="some value"
repl> println($)
some value
repl> println(s"value:$x")
value:test value
repl> println(s"value:$$")
value:$

Why is the $ not replaced by its value?

Answer 1

To actually print the value of the variable represented by $ , you should enclose it in braces:

println(s"value:${$}")

outputs:

value:some value

Doubling the $ sign does not work because it is used to escape $ itself as explained here .