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Michael Zhang
10,217 Pointsdo you need to have double quotes?
"this is for a code challenge" I'm using my dads acount
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Asher Orr
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 9,408 PointsHi Michael- if you mean for assigning string data to a variable, you can use double quotes (") or single quotes (')
For example
your_name = "Michael"
your_name = 'Michael'
Either should work. Does this answer your question?