For string literals, are any differences between using apostrophes or using quotes? I'm thinking in regard to performance, functionality, conventions, etc.
To clarify:
'Hello!'
vs.
Hello!
(for want of a more imaginative string)
For me i use it depending on the contents of the string - will the string itself have double quotes or single quotes? if the string has one type of quote, i'll use the other so i don't have to escape it: e.g.:
my string is: <div class=someclass >hello</div>
for the above i'd use single quote so i don't have to escape the single ones:
var str = '<div class=someclass >hello</div>';
otherwise id need
var str = <div class=someclass >hello</div>;
both are perfectly valid, but ones more easy on the coder...
