By running printfn "%A" "c", I get "c".
By running printfn "%s" "c", I get c.
Why the difference? The same goes for char.
By running printfn %A c , I get c . By running printfn %s
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By running printfn "%A" "c", I get "c".
By running printfn "%s" "c", I get c.
Why the difference? The same goes for char.
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%Aspecifier tries to hint at object types – the"c"is it trying to show it is a string. When you do%sthe compiler knows you want to print a string so it doesn’t print the quotes