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| Question: | When would you use double quotes rather than single quotes to define a string of text? |
| Answer 1: | When you wanted to include variables and special sequences such as \n within the string This was the CORRECT answer |
| Answer 2: | When you wanted to include special characters such as @ and % within the string |
| Answer 3: | When you wanted the string to be more than one character long |
| Answer 4: | When you wanted every character to be taken as a literal |
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