URL in a string

Im trying to put a url in a string to print to an html file. Problem is the quotation marks. I tried using single quotation marks to mark the start and end of the string, except that didn't work. I was wondering what was the way around this?
aka String foo = '<a href="http://foo.bar/' + bar + '.ext">foobar</a>';now I know this doesn't work, but that's what im trying to pull off.

Gotta escape the double quotes:
String bar = "bar";
String foo = "<a href=\"http://foo.bar/" + bar + ".ext\">foobar</a>";%

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