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Example code:
Dim a As String
a = 1234,5678,9123
I want to add literal double quotes to the variable a
Expected Output:
a = "1234,5678,9123"
How do I format the string so when I print it, it has double quotes around it?
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Use a formatted string literal to add double quotes around a variable in Python, e.g. result = f'"{my_var}"' . Formatted string literals let us include variables inside of a string by prefixing the string with f .
To have a double quote as a character in a string literal, do something like, char ident[] = "ab"cd"; The backslash is used in an escape sequence, to avoid conflict with delimiters. To have a double quote as a character, there is no need for the backslash: '”' is alright.
You can add double quotes to a string variable by using escape character symbol “\”. Using this symbol will notify the JVM to ignore the extra quotes around the text. All that you need to do is to add “\” in-front of the text and \”” at the end.
Suppose, if we want to add double quotes to a string then we need [ "] escape sequence to escape quotes. Let us suppose if we have a string "Preeti" and simply it will display like this preeti and if we want to add double quotes to string (i.e. display like "preeti" ) then we will write a statement like this ""Preeti"".
// For adding double quotes to OOPS // then we need or add " escape sequence to escape quotes // around both side string. String str2 = " " OOPS " "; System. out. println ("Display String without quotes " + " " + str1); System. out. println ("Display String with quotes " + " " + str2); } }
u want like this right “vchkey” in the output You can escape a double quote by prefixing it with another. For instance, you need to print a string “Number” with the quotes. Use WriteLine and put the String as: “”“Number”"".
If you want to include " in a string, supply "" where you want the quote to appear. So your example should read... The current answers are correct and valid but sometimes the following can improve readability: I didn't down-vote, but that is NOT more readable! Are all developers expected to know the entire ASCII character code set?
If you want to include " in a string, supply "" where you want the quote to appear. So your example should read...
a = """1234,5678,9123"""
To make Chr$(34) more readable:
Dim quote as string
quote = Chr$(34)
a = quote & "1234,5678,9123" & quote
This makes it easier to get the correct number of " symbols everywhere and is readable.
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