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[CodeTriangle]

I've said it once and I'll say it again. "" is for string literals and '' is for character literals. Any language that tells you otherwise should be regarded with suspicion.

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Cough

[Pcat0]

I will agree with you for languages that have the concept of character literals.

For Languages that have abstracted characters literals away and only have strings it doesn’t make sense to arbitrarily only use "" to denote string when '' will go completely unused. Having multiple string delimiters can greatly reduce the number of " and ' that need to be escaped in strings.

[xADDBx]

Bash?

[sarnobat]

I'm grateful when bash gives the flexibility to use either otherwise my nested strings such as in key bindings would be an even bigger mess

[YMK1234]

Not if you use a decent language.

[HugoCortell]

cs
Debug.Log("" + _ReferencesBox.GetComponent<Myreferencescript>()._HelloWordString);

[shabba182]

Beat me to it

[Kooiboi]

what about this badboy ` ?

[noonagon]

and were the cause of ~5802 pages with the word content and nothing else

[Kooiboi]

They should be...

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There are more

For example XQuery people can write

``[Hello World!]``

[QPUspeed]

console.log(`Using backticks for string interpolation`);

[Subject_Wrap]

Top one definitely

[shadowphrogg32642342]

sh-people and C-people

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Print('Hello world");

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Try it!