Well that was pretty much my question, I need to do something like this:
String scriptContent = "print("Hello World")";
Well that was pretty much my question, I need to do something like this:
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Well that was pretty much my question, I need to do something like this:
String scriptContent = "print("Hello World")";
You’re looking for something called an escape sequence, which is a way of telling Java to interpret a particular character as something other than what it means by default. In your case, you can make a Java string containing a double-quote by prefixing it with a slash:
There are many other escape sequences in Java. For example,
\\stands for a slash character itself (instead of the start of another escape sequence!);\'stands for a single quote; and\nstands for a newline. There are many others; consult a Java reference for more details.