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When should I use double or single quotes in JavaScript?
Do "" and '' have different meanings in JavaScript?
Because I keep seeing those two usages in jQuery, for instance:
$("")
and
$('')
No, they mean the same thing; they are both just JavaScript string literals.
Having have multiple different quote styles is useful so that:
"some string with 'single quotes' in it", or'a string with "double quotes" in it', and<button onclick="alert('foo')">Click me</div>