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trace(s1 == s2); // true
trace(s1 == s3); // false
trace(s1 == n); // true
trace(s1 == b); // false
trace(s1 === s2); // true
trace(s1 === s3); // false
trace(s1 === n); // false
trace(s1 === b); // false
trace(s1 !== s2); // false
trace(s1 !== s3); // true
trace(s1 !== n); // true
trace(s1 !== b); // true
See also
! logical NOT operator, != inequality operator, && logical AND operator, ||
logical OR operator, == equality operator, === strict equality operator
" string delimiter operator
"text"
When used before and after characters, quotation marks (") indicate that the characters have a
literal value and are considered a string, not a variable, numerical value, or other
ActionScript element.
Operands
text : String - A sequence of zero or more characters.
Example
The following example uses quotation marks (") to indicate that the value of the variable
yourGuess is the literal string "Prince Edward Island" and not the name of a variable. The
value of province is a variable, not a literal; to determine the value of province, the value of
yourGuess must be located.
var yourGuess:String = "Prince Edward Island";
submit_btn.onRelease = function() { trace(yourGuess); };
// displays Prince Edward Island in the Output panel
// writes Prince Edward Island to the log file
See also
String, String function
Operators 161