what is the difference between insert statement with into and without into?

Question

I have created table #temp with columns id as int identity(1,1) and name as varchar.

Say suppose I am writing the following 2 different statements for inserting rows:

insert into #temp (name) select ('Vikrant') ;   

insert #temp (name) select ('Vikrant')

I want to ask what is the difference between these two types of insert statements?
Is there really any difference in between these insertions?

Answer 1

From the MSDN documentation:

[INTO] Is an optional keyword that can be used between INSERT and the target table.

There is no difference between the two statements.