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JavaScript JavaScript Basics (Retired) Storing and Tracking Information with Variables Review Strings, Numbers and Spaces

In the code below there are too many single quote marks. Add the character that "escapes" the second single quote and te

In the code below there are too many single quote marks. Add the character that "escapes" the second single quote and tells the browser to treat that quote as just a regular character:

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Hi Devon,

The character you are looking for is the backslash ( \ ).

Happy coding!