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Justin Boutilier
329 PointsJay, why did you not specify in escape sequences, that in order for \" to work, it actually needs to be "\""...
In the lesson, it's snuck into the text which is already quoted that all you need to do is enter \" in order to insert a double quote. Additionally, when highlighting the shortcode for a double quote, it's noted as \". Realistically, that's not true at all. On it's own, it's "\"" OR it needed to be specified that \" will only work under the circumstances that it's creating a quotation, but is required to already be placed in a set of quotations.
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Travis Alstrand
Data Analysis Techdegree Graduate 48,307 PointsYou're correct here, I think he probably just thought it was implied since at this point in the course we're learning about strings.