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New Answerhttps://code.sololearn.com/c2AUIut47C5d/?ref=app
10/29/2021 8:34:10 AM
Jenjirala Vijay12 Answers
New AnswerJenjirala Vijay In response to code from Vasiliy Did you remove #2 from the code. I ran it without a problem. Also, the code he showed you is an easy way to avoid having to use the escape character, and it makes the code easier to read. That's why he showed that option. We both understand that you needed the escape character \ for the answer in your first code
It would be helpful to show exactly what you have tried (we can't see it from your code) And remember that you can always go back and review the previous lessons of the course
Either you can simply close the string in double quotes or you can use \ before single quotation like :- 'I\'m learning JavaScript');
This is a practice problem but I have tried lot time but I didn't get answers that's why I post this
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