A String literal is a sequence of Unicode characters enclosed within ASCII double-quote characters, or a Unicode left double-quote character (0x201C) and Unicode right double-quote character (0x201D). A string literal is of the String type, and contains zero or more Unicode characters.
Within a string, an escape sequence of two double-quote characters represents a double quote in the string.
"This is a test String" result = "This is a test String" "This is a "test" String" result = Syntax Error "This is a ""test"" String" result = "This is a "test" String"
There are two ways to insert a new line into a string: the newline() function, and directly entering the newline in the string.
‘Insert a new line using newline() function printValue("Load = " & stringValue(load11) & "kg." & newline() & "Load is out of range.") ‘Insert a new line directly printValue("Load = " & stringValue(load12) & "kg. Load is out of range.")
The first example is the preferred style.