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In ASCII, the character code decimal 39 (or hexadecimal 27) is defined to be ' ( Single quotation mark ).
In Pascal programming language, the strings are enclosed in single quotation marks.
program HelloWorld;
var
s:string;
begin
s := 'Hello World!';
writeLn(s);
readln;
end.If you want to print a single quotation mark in a string, it will double.
Writeln ('ab''cd'); // string containing a single quoteThe above line is print:
ab'cd
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