What is the difference between print(' ')and print(" ")??

Answer 1

a=' hello! hey i heard about bill 's marraige '
print(a)---> error

a=" hello! hey i heard about bill 's marraige "
print(a)---> no error
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b= " he said , " I want money. " "
print(b)---> error

b= ' he said , " I want money. " '
print(b)---> no error

### hope it helped ####

Answer 2

@Larry is right if it were C, C++, C# or Java
in those language there is a difference between ' ' and " "

' ' is actually used for a single character while " " is used for strings

in python and JavaScript (also probably Ruby) you can use either or a combination of both

Answer 3

single quotes for character and double quotes for string

Answer 4

in 1st a
string ends at ' (after bill)
rest generates error

in 2nd a
we made the compiler understand
that string is from " to "
no error on '

in 1st b
string ends at 2nd "
compiler generated error for rest

in 2nd b
we made compiler understand
string is from ' to '
no error

Answer 5

thankyou Michelle

Answer 6

hi Larry I think Michelle is right because I was able to write both print('hi') and print("hi ")and both worked and that's what made me confused anyway thanks to you also for helping me

Answer 7

a very big thx to you Sayan you made me more clear about it

Answer 8

✌👌good to know it..

Answer 9

here is a small code
that shows HOW TO OMIT ERRORS EVEN IF U ARE USING SAME QUOTES LIKE
1st a and 1st b

**read code comments and output comments to get the idea**

https://code.sololearn.com/cqOgACBjGnj3/?ref=app