could someone please tell me how i should correct this?

Question

message <- "Everything you can imagine is real." - Picasso
print(message)

Answer 1

cat("\"Everything you can imagine is real.\" - Picasso")

Answer 2

Now you're missing the quotation marks that are part of the string. The escape character you need is \"

Answer 3

The whole string has to be in quotation marks. You have to use escape characters for the quotation marks that are part of the string.

Answer 4

Almost. You need another escape character at the beginning of the string.

Answer 5

Not quite. Now you're missing the opening quotation mark of the string.

Answer 6

cat() doesn't return anything (NULL). Therefore it doesn't make much sense to assign it to a variable.

Answer 7

i hope you got a help

Answer 8

No. I wrote it in a single line without using a variable.

Answer 9

I did above, it's the code that starts with "cat".

Answer 10

thank you very much for your help. it worked:)

Answer 11

message = '"Everything you can imagine is real." - Picasso'
print (message)

Answer 12

thanks. I did that but it does not accept it:

message <- "Everything you can imagine is real/ - Picasso"
print(message)

Answer 13

you mean like this:
message <- "Everything you can imagine is real\" - Picasso"
print(message)

the result is different.

Answer 14

correct?
message <- \"Everything you can imagine is real\" - Picasso"
print(message)

Answer 15

this one?

message <- "\"Everything you can imagine is real\" - Picasso"
print(message)

Answer 16

Yes, that's it.

Answer 17

doesn't accept. the result is different

Answer 18

The dot after "real" is missing.

Answer 19

ok but the result is:
"\" every.... real. \"- picasso

Answer 20

it is almost correct but at the end i have picassoNULL