Distinguish between “A” and ‘A’ in java
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Originally Answered: What is difference between 'a' and "a" in Java? In Java, To represent single char-value, we use single-quotes like 'a' whereas to represent String value/object, we use double-quotes like “a”
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The main difference is that 'A' represents a character and "A" denotes a string.
- Java is used to develop a program based on the class, object-oriented concept.
- Many advantages make the Java program very popular.
- In java when a variable is enclosed within a single quote it means that the variable can store a character.
- When using double quotes it can store a string value of any length.
- Here, 'A' is a character and "A" is a string.
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