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@@ -1061,7 +1061,7 @@ The result of the call to {{< pulumi-apply >}} is a new Output<T>, meaning the `
#### Using string interpolation
There is an easier way to generate a concatenated string value using an output, and that is by using interpolation. Pulumi exposes interpolation helpers that enables you to create strings that contain outputs. These interpolation methods wrap [apply](/docs/concepts/inputs-outputs/apply/) and [all](/docs/concepts/inputs-outputs/all/) with an interface that resembles your language's native string formatting functions. The example below demonstrates how to create a URL from the hostname and port output values of a web server.
There is an easier way to generate a concatenated string value using an output, and that is by using interpolation. Pulumi exposes interpolation helpers that enables you to create strings that contain outputs. These interpolation methods wrap [apply](/docs/concepts/inputs-outputs/apply/) and [all](/docs/concepts/inputs-outputs/all/) with an interface that resembles your language's native string formatting functions. The example below demonstrates how to create a URL from the hostname and port output values of a web server.
