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How to add single and double quotes to a string in PHP

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/*
the <<< syntax is used to define a Heredoc string, which allows you 
to create multi-line strings without escaping special characters like quotes. 
The identifier following <<< (TryIt) is an arbitrary name that marks 
the beginning and end of the Heredoc string.
*/

$s = <<< TryIt
"It's a nice option!" Save us some time.
"Did you like it?"
TryIt;

echo $s; 


/*
run:

"It's a nice option!" Save us some time.
"Did you like it?"

*/


answered Jun 9, 2014 by avibootz
edited Mar 11, 2025 by avibootz
0 votes
$str = '"It\'s a nice option!" Save us some time.';

echo $str; 


/*
run:

"It's a nice option!" Save us some time.

*/

 



answered Mar 12, 2025 by avibootz
0 votes
$str = "\"It's a nice option!\" Save us some time.";
 
echo $str; 
 
 
/*
run:
 
"It's a nice option!" Save us some time.
 
*/

 



answered Mar 12, 2025 by avibootz

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