difference between ' and " chars

[gizz]

Hi,

Is there a difference between :

var myStr = "This is some text" ;

and,

var myStr = 'This is some text' ;

Is it *exactly* the same for the JS engine ?
Thanks in advance,
gizz

[David Mark]

On Aug 5, 3:36 am, "gizz" <[e-mail]:

Hi,

Is there a difference between :

var myStr = "This is some text" ;

and,

var myStr = 'This is some text' ;

Is it *exactly* the same for the JS engine ?

Yes.

[gizz]

Yes.
Thanks :-)

[Dr J R Stockton]

In comp.lang.javascript message <46***********************@news.free.fr>
, Sun, 5 Aug 2007 09:36:25, gizz <gi**@nospam.orgposted:

>Is there a difference between :

var myStr = "This is some text" ;

and,

var myStr = 'This is some text' ;

Is it *exactly* the same for the JS engine ?

As is, yes. But in the first you can insert 'cat' and in the second you
can insert "cat" But \'cat\' and \"cat\" can be inserted into both.
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