About strings

Question

Is there any difference when I use 'or " while writing a string

Answer 1

Himanshu Gupta ,hi

Yes and No!

🔽Because :

The difference between print and a string is this:
For print:
input; print('Python is fun!')
output; Python is fun

For string:
input; 'Python is fun'
output; 'Python is fun'

The difference between double and single quotation marks is that using single quotation marks and an apostrophe in the text creates an error as it thinks the text ends at the apostrophe. Double quotations marks prevent this, or you can use a backward slash before the apostrophe like this:

input; 'He\'s a coder'
and
input; "He's a coder"
both have the same output:
output; "He's a coder"

Note: answer by Maen Halabi.

⏺️For read about string, see below lesson in Sololearn:

https://www.sololearn.com/learn/Python/2274/

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