C#6.0 string interpolation localization

Question

C#6.0 have a string interpolation - a nice feature to format strings like:

 var name = \"John\";
 WriteLine($\"My name is {name}\");

The ex

Answer 1

Interpolated strings can not refactored out from their (variable) scope because of using of the embedded variables in them.

The only way to relocate the string literal part is passing the scope bound variables as parameter to an other location, and mark their position in the string with special placeholders. However this solution is already "invented" and out there:

string.Format("literal with placeholers", parameters);

or some of advanced library (interpolating runtime), but using the very same concept (passing parameters).

Then you can refactor out the "literal with placeholers" to a resource.