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Quotation marks

Copy straight quotes, curly quotes, and guillemets. Choose the pair and spacing used by the language or file format you are writing.

Straight marks

These ASCII characters are required by many technical formats.

Curly pairs

Opening and closing characters have different code points.

Angle pairs

Follow the target language’s orientation and spacing rules.

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♡→✦
3 code points
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How to choose

Match opening and closing marks in prose. In code and data, preserve the exact delimiters the format expects; smart quotes can change valid syntax.

Examples

Quotation in prose

“Check the title,” the reviewer said.

The curly pair is used in prose, not as a data delimiter.

Keep technical syntax exact

{"status":"draft"}

This JSON sample uses ASCII U+0022 double quotes.

Sources and method

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Curly double quotation marks

The curly double quotes “ and ” mark the start and end of a quotation. Use a matching pair and keep straight quotes where code requires them.

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Straight apostrophe

The straight apostrophe ' is the ASCII mark used in contractions and many code formats. It differs from the curly apostrophe ’ and prime ′.

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