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Tony Johansson
Hello!
When doo I need this construction write '"name"' ?
//Tony
When doo I need this construction write '"name"' ?
//Tony
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Arne Vajhøj
When doo I need this construction write '"name"' ?
Can you give a little bit more context?
Arne
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Tony Johansson
Arne Vajhøj said:Can you give a little bit more context?
Arne
This name is a field in a class.
What is the difference if I write name or 'name'
//Tony
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Arne Vajhøj
This name is a field in a class.
What is the difference if I write name or 'name'
name compiles while 'name' does not??
Arne
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Rick Lones
Tony said:This name is a field in a class.
What is the difference if I write name or 'name'
Then name (according to you) is the identifier of a field in a class. Whereas
'name', on its face, appears to be an invalid character literal. They would not
be interchangeable syntactically. And so your question seems to make no sense
at all.
K
Keith Thompson
Tony Johansson said:This name is a field in a class.
What is the difference if I write name or 'name'
You originally wrote name enclosed in double quotes, then enclosed in
single quotes. In your followup, you wrote name includes in just single
quotes, which is quite different.
My best guess is that you saw
'name'
or
"name"
in a book something, and that you were supposed to remove the quotation
marks -- just as if I told you to say "hello", I wouldn't expect you to
say "quote hello quote".
You'll need to give more context. Where did you see name in quotation
marks, what *exactly* did it look like, and what did the surrounding
text say?