Describe the difference between quoting strings using single quotation marks and using double quotation marks.
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Single quotation marks are used to enclose a string literal that contains double quotation marks, while double quotation marks are used to enclose a string literal that contains single quotation marks. Example: - Single quotation marks: 'He said, "Hello!"' - Show more…
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