# Strings in python 3.

# Welcome to Python 3 ! Have fun :)
day 1


**Strings:**

We can create a string by entering text between two single or double quotation marks. Like this:


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But what if you want to include a single quote in a single-quoted string (or a double quote in a double-quoted string)? Normally this would confuse Python and break the code, that is unless you escape the quotes using a backslash.

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That's all for strings.. Now, let's take a little test...

## Guess which of the following is a string?

1) 4.4

2) 4

3) '4.4'

COMMENT YOUR ANSWER! goodluck! :)



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