Mar 30, 2013 ... Broadly speaking Perl has two types of strings: quotes that are interpolated at runtime and literal quotes that are not interpolated.

Strings can be placed either between single quotes ' or double quotes " and they have slightly different behavior.

Jul 25, 2018 ... One of the mottos of the Perl community is "there's more than one way to do it". In this case there are many ways to achieve what you're ...

QUOTATION MARKS. All text strings that are not part of the Perl language, variable or function names must be quoted. Perl supports a variety of quoting ...

Dec 18, 2019 ... I want to add double quotes to a string or variables, I haven't found much about it, I know it's done through regular expressions.

Otherwise, Perl quotes non-ASCII characters using an adaptation from Unicode (see https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr31/). The only code points that are quoted ...

Dec 24, 2021 ... In Perl, strings can be put in between double-quotes (" ") or in between single-quotes (' '). However, strings defined in single-quotes and ...

Jun 17, 2019 ... We tend to assume that we can interpolate strings into a command line and everything will be fine, even if we actually know how that can be dangerous.

Using quote smartly, we can print a statement with apostrophes, a single-quoted string, or a variable as part of another word.

Since many quoted strings contain quotes, perl provides an alternative method of specifying quoted strings. ... quote symbols ( " or ' ) as delimiters ...