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2. TMT Pascal Language Description
2.2. Pascal Language Structure
2.2.5. Constants
2.2.5.2. String Constants


2.2.5.2. String Constants
String constants are strings of ASCII characters preceded by and followed by a single quote ('). Use two single quotes ('') to represent a single quote within a string. A string may also be constructed with the number symbol # or the caret symbol ^. For more information see the definition of Character types. The maximum size of a string constant is 255 characters.
The following are valid examples of string constants: 
  'This is a string'
  ^G'A Bell will sound'
  #13#11'New Line'
  'Where''s the program'


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