Daniel N wrote:
> I'm not sure that the thread ended up reaching a conclusion though.
No, it didn't. The hypothesis was that the *parser* has a little easier
time with non-interpolated strings, and the benchmarks didn't test that.
They had N.times { "blah blah" } when they should have had N.times {
eval '"blah blah"' }.
That said, it's hardly a reason to go for single quotes. I mean, the
quintessence of premature optimization dude. /That/ said, I think the
singles make less line noise.
Devin