I've been trying to learn Python, but ran into a very interesting problem. I cannot seem to find the right double quotation marks to denote a string.
print(¨Hello, World!¨)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 1, in <fragment>
Syntax Error: print(¨Hello, World!¨): <string>, line 113
Those funny marks are as close as I could get. This only seems to be happening in Wing IDE. Thoughts?
Though it looks similar to the double-quote, ¨ is not a double-quote. It seems somehow your IDE is translating a double-quote into ¨ (a different character).