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Line 85: // assigns value 'hello' to str auto str = x"68 65 6c 6c 6f"; =={{header\|Haskell}}== Characters use single quotes, strings use double quotes. Both allow Unicode. Escape sequences start with a backslash. There are no verbatim strings, no here-strings, and no expansion of variables in strings. =={{header\|IDL}}== The single and double quotes are fairly interchangeable allowing one to use whichever isn't to be quoted (though single-~~qotes~~quotes seem more well-behaved around integers in strings). Thus the following are both valid character-constant assignments: a = " that's a string "

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