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Comparison of programming languages (strings)

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This article is part of
the Programming Language Comparison
series.
General Comparison
Basic Syntax
String Operations
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Compatibility of C and C++
Comparison of C Sharp and Java
Comparison of Pascal and C
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Concatenation

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String literals

This section compares styles for declaring a string literal.

Quoted raw

   <![CDATA[ TheQuickBrownFox ]]> ;; CDATA section ;; XML

Quoted interpolated

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Dual quoting

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Multiple quoting

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Unique

   16HTheQuickBrownFox          ;; Hollerith notation                   ;; Fortran
   (indented with whitespace)   ;; Indented with whiteapce and newlines ;; YAML