What happened was this string here this Python string doesn't know it's HTML and when we entered in a quote in our string, Python substituted a quote in the middle of here and then I also put an angle bracket in, and that closed the tag.

Quotes

Automatic insertion of double quotes.

Single Quotes

Double Quotes

So we're going to enter our bad data again and this time, we're going to put HTML in there.

Attribute quotation

Attribute quotation

Error Unmatched quotes in input.

That's the apostrophe symbol.

And let's see that happen, together.

So, on your keyboard you probably have a left quote and a right quote.

Punctuation, Final Quote

Punctuation, Initial Quote

Punctuation ,Final Quote

Punctuation ,Initial Quote

And we have to be careful with this infinity.

CA

Language dependent type of double quotes.

Okay, so what we're going to do is we're going to create a new variable at the top of this file called form.

Let's test the other ones, to make sure everything's working.

So I've entered in a normal dau and a normal year but in a month, I've entered in a quote and some more text.

All fields are quoted in the output.

We'll use triple quotes, which allows us to enter longer strings, paste in our form, close this up, save it.

you know our normal error behavior?

Now it's not too tricky to see why this happened.

What we do is, instead of returning ( ) in our HTML, we include this other string.

Brain child snatchers sneak up on innocent papers and copy and paste them without citing any sources, putting quotation marks around direct quotes or changing a word.

So this is a at the standard quotation mark is a, what to say, a transpose to excuse me the, you know, a transpose of my major and of course a transpose if I transpose that again then I should get back my matrix A. Some more useful functions.

Python will treat it as being part of this string and not as being the end of the string.

If you don't want that prompt, there's a somewhat cryptic command PF quote, greater than, greater than and so on, that you can use to change the prompt.

Please get me a ticket.

But if (month) equals the string, foo with a quote in it and an angled bracket and some more text, the string we'll render ends up looking something like this, where we substitute this variable into here because the value for (month) is actually this whole string including the quote and the angled bracket, which screwed up our HTML.

And this in turn tends to be followed by this quotation marks like symbol.

This might have been different from what you expected. We didn't use quotation marks here.

If I was a cartoonist, they way you'd draw a vibration is to put quotation marks there.

And the correct answer is this we'll see an error message, but the quote messes up our HTML,

listing features our plug inn.

I'd also like you to preserve whitespace, okay?

So we have 8 drops

The ticket admits two persons.

This ticket lets two people in.

This ticket allows two people to enter.

Will you get me a ticket for the concert?

McCord just used it to buy train tickets.