print 'one string'; # one string print 'a\n'; # a\n print 'a $name'; # a $name print 'another "string"'; # another "string"
There are only two special characters in this kind of string the '
and the \ at the end of the string
print 'a'b'; # ERROR - perl will see the string 'a'
# and something attached to it
print 'a\'b'; # a'b
print 'ab\'; # ERROR - perl will not see the closing '
# as it will think it was escaped
print 'ab\\'; # ab\
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