What's different between " and ' ?

Question

for example: "2" and '2'
>>> print('please!')
>>>print("please!")

Answer 1

Usually there's no different but if you want to
make a statement like( I'm) you put it in double like ("I'm") if you put it in single is error

Answer 2

Thank all of u.=)).I'll think clear about thí problem

Answer 3

sorry guys I wrote it by mistake here...I want to write somewhere....else

Answer 4

There is no difference.

Answer 5

it is not the same as php. ' and "" is no differencr i see

Answer 6

There is no difference in " and ' in python they will print same statement

Answer 7

there is. a slight difference

Answer 8

not much difference between " &'... we can use both. only for print option.. hope this will be helpful

Answer 9

you can use both single and double quotes for printing a string.
but if you want to print the double or single quotes as a character use escape sequence.

Answer 10

I recall that some languages use ' for single chars and " for strings.

In any case it's very useful to have both at your disposal in python, if you would like to print the actual " or ' characters you can alternate them like this:
print ("This a a single quote '")
print ('This is a double quote "')

Answer 11

in python 2.x whe u print "w" it comes out as 'w' . so we use double quotes wen u want python to return in single quotes. but 3.x it seems the \ does that work

Answer 12

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Answer 13

n difference

Answer 14

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Answer 15

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