Hello. Uh... It may look like a derp question, but, I can't figure out how to include a " inside two "" I mean, how do I do this?
print ("Im triying to include "these" into this text")
I thought of including the string into two ' ', but what if I want to include both simbols?
print ('I'm screwed up because I don't know what to "do"?')
I searched on the internet but I don't know how to express my problem in a sentence and didn't got results. Help?
The best way to do this is using escape sequences. They'll always provide quotes, for sure.
print(" \" ") --This will print a single pair of quotation marks.
print("And what happened is, I said, \"Well what do you think?\" and then he said nothing!")
print('You can also use single quotes around " s and then concatenate as well.'
print('The value is "'..Value..'".'
The last print would print: The value is "Value".
In conclusion, there's a metric ton of ways to getting around this, however, I still suggest the escape sequences first and foremost. Read more about it: Here.
Use [[ and ]] instead of " or '...
print([[I like this movie called "The Move"]])
I would do this:
print(“I’m trying to include ”.. ‘“‘.. these.. ‘“‘.. “into this text”)
Yeah, that's the most logical thing. Thanks!
No problem
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I think.. idk
I may look idiot, but what if I wanna have [ ] " and ' at the same time? xD Is there a way to include them all? Or maybe I need to plus the strings, for example?
For qoutes you are using [[ not [. So if you use only of [, and/or ], you will be fine.