Submitter Mandy writes, "I am still confused if there is a password or if the password is indeed password."
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2 comments:
The quotes for this one are actually correct, since 'password' is a string literal. The error is in the use of the colon, which should be and assignment operator. It should read: password="password" ;)
I think is a good use of quotation marks. It's actually the original intent of quotation marks to delineate something in this way. The use of giving something an ironic meaning, is a newer invention.
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