j00bar · September 28, 2015 12:47
diff --git a/strings.py b/strings.py
 "You can use double-quotes, no problem."
 'Single ticks work too.'
 "You can't use unescaped double-quotes in a double-quote delimited string, but you can use single ticks."
 'Jag says, "Same goes in reverse." Also, the cow says, "Moo."'
 'And like you saw, if you\'re going to use a tick in a tick-delimited string, escape it.'
 ("If you're trying to keep your line lengths under 80 and you have a long "
 "string you can wrap it in parentheses and Python will concatenate the "
 "strings for you. Just don't forget trailing spaces.")
 """You can also use triple quotes or triple ticks for long strings and
 simply use line breaks. Triple quoted or triple ticked strings can include
 both quotes and ticks inside of them, no problem."""
 u"Generally a good idea to use Unicode strings to make sure that your code is properly i18n'ed."
	"You can use double-quotes, no problem."
	'Single ticks work too.'
	"You can't use unescaped double-quotes in a double-quote delimited string, but you can use single ticks."
	'Jag says, "Same goes in reverse." Also, the cow says, "Moo."'
	'And like you saw, if you\'re going to use a tick in a tick-delimited string, escape it.'
	("If you're trying to keep your line lengths under 80 and you have a long "
	"string you can wrap it in parentheses and Python will concatenate the "
	"strings for you. Just don't forget trailing spaces.")
	"""You can also use triple quotes or triple ticks for long strings and
	simply use line breaks. Triple quoted or triple ticked strings can include
	both quotes and ticks inside of them, no problem."""
	u"Generally a good idea to use Unicode strings to make sure that your code is properly i18n'ed."