it says I’m wrong and i don’t understand how
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const myStr = "I am a\"double quoted\" string inside "double quotes"."; // Change this line
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Challenge: Basic JavaScript - Escaping Literal Quotes in Strings
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Make sure to leave a space after your ‘I am a…’ to separate it from your first set of double quotes.
Your second set of double quotes should be escaped using the \ character as well.
still not working it is not working
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Thank you.
you didn’t placing a backslash at your 2nd string quote, like what you did with the 1st string quote.
good coding !
you can try Template_literals
You no longer have to worry about translating symbols
While that is useful information, that’s not what the Challenge is asking for.
(⊙o⊙)… I didn’t notice this was an exam question, sorry
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