Question

what is the difference between 'B' and "B" in c++ ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

"B' is a character whereas "B" is a string

Answer 2

The difference between 'B' and "B" in C++ is:

• 'B' in c++ represents a character that is used to store letters. Each character in C++ has some ASCII values which is an integer value that is understood by the computer. Whenever a character is entered in C++ it gets stored as an integer. The single quotes ' ' represents that the value entered is a character.

• "B" in c++ represents a string that is used to store a sentence or simply a text. The C++ language contains two types of string representations that is the C-style character string and the standard string class by C++. The double quotes " " indicate that the value entered is a string.