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Same here, in both JavaScript and Ruby. I guess single quotes are easier to type on standard keyboard setups, but I have never been a fan for some reason.

• __derek__ 11y ago
  In Ruby, at least, there's a functional difference. Using single-quotes is a good way to indicate that a thing is just a string and not a template.
  • baddox 11y ago
    That's true. There's also the subtler functional difference in both languages that single quote strings can have unescaped double quotation marks in them and vice versa.
    • __derek__ 11y ago
      Ha, that's a good point.