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<subsectionxml:id="fsc_str_cond_string_def">
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<title>String Definition</title>
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<p>A <term>string<term> is a sequence of characters enclosed in quotes. In Python you can use pairs of single
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<p>A <term>string</term> is a sequence of characters enclosed in quotes. In Python you can use pairs of single
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or double quotes to enclose a string like in <c>"hello"</c> or <c>'hello'</c>. This is especially useful when a string includes a single quote <c>"they're"</c>. You can even use tripe quotes when
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