How to interpolate strings in Kotlin programming language

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Kotlin programming language has string interpolation similar to template literals in JavaScript

For JavaScript You can write as;

var passage = `I'm going todo a ${chore}`

In Kotlin you can do string interpolation as;

var passage = "I'm going todo a $chore"

Interpolating expressions in kotlin is done as;

var state = "I'm done with ${numChores()} chores"

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