Strings

Strings are used to store textual data. dryLang offers three different string literals to fit any situation.

1. Double Quotes

Standard strings.

s1 = "Hello, world"

2. Single Quotes

Identical to double quotes, useful if your string contains double quotes inside.

s2 = 'She said "hello"'

3. Raw Strings (Backticks)

Raw strings ignore escape sequences (like \n). They are evaluated exactly as written, and can easily span multiple lines.

raw = `This is a raw string.
Newlines and \n are not processed.
They are stored exactly as you type them.`