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Old 03-04-2020, 05:15 PM   #62
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Where did this eBook come from? I'm asking because I don't know of many commercial eBooks that aren't using the curly quotes.
Many programming books don't use curly quotes (at least in code examples; body text might be different) because they're not something you can easily type on a keyboard and if you're used to looking at code examples all the time, they can either look weird or confusing or not even work right if you're copy/pasting a code snippet from an e-book on a computer to use in a program.

But I won't judge someone who wants to smarten them regardless. To each their own.

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