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Comment by johnhattan | Hacker News Reader

IIRC, you can use either. Whatever quote you used to start the string is the one that will end the string.

var foo:String = "foo"; // foo

var bar:String = 'bar'; // bar

var fooquotebar:String = "foo'bar"; // foo'bar

That doesn't cover the interpolation part of it, though.

    var z = "This is just a literal value";

    var q = 'This automatically runs Std.format, letting me include "$z"';